September 26, 2002

Former weapons inspector speaks out Scott Ritter, a former United Nations weapons inspector, said Wednesday at the Kennedy School that the U.S. must prove that Iraq still has weapons of mass destruction before launching an attack. If Iraq does have weapons, though, Ritter recommended swift and harsh action. (Staff photo by Rose Lincoln) Full story

HARVARD GAZETTE ARCHIVES

History Professor Ann Blair named MacArthur Fellow
Intellectual historian studies information overload in Renaissance era

Former first lady promotes public service
Barbara Bush speaks at Kennedy School

Harvard Endowment returns relatively stable
Investment returns dipped 0.5 percent

Former weapons inspector
Iraqi arms 'gone' as of 1998

Serbian prime minister speaks at Kennedy School
Says only way for his country 'to stay on track and not fall down is to keep moving'

Pledge of Allegiance debate sparks verbal fireworks
Dershowitz, Kmiec discuss separation of church and state

Harvard Medical School's Minority Faculty Development Program awarded prestigious grant
Also achieves status as Center of Excellence in Minority Health

New York Times' Steinberg reports from the college admissions front
GSE forum reveals that there are no secret formulas to getting into college

 

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