September 25, 2003

University named one of 100 best employers for mothers Working Mother magazine recognizes Harvard's outstanding work/life benefits and programs. (Staff illustration Georgia Bellas/Harvard News Office) Full story

HARVARD GAZETTE ARCHIVES

Harvard wows Working Mother magazine
Only university on annual "100 Best Companies for Working Mothers" list

Kennedy School forum looks at the future of Korea
Focus on U.S./Korean relations

Thomas Reardon to conclude service as vice president for alumni affairs and development
Donella Rapier named as successor

Kennedy School forum rededicated for JFK Jr.
Kennedys join Harvard faculty and staff

Ig Nobel Prizes to skewer silly science
Annual event set for Oct. 2 at 7:30 p.m. in Sanders Theatre

D. Ronald Daniel to step down as treasurer and member of Harvard Corporation
Longtime member of the Harvard Corporation intends to step down at the end of the 2003-04 academic year

Professor Bridget Terry Long examines access to higher education
GSE economist looks at socio-economic factors that influence students' decisions to attend college

New $2 million Law School fund created to fight discrimination
Sheldon Seevak/Facing History and Ourselves Fund to support research and education initiatives to battle prejudice

African and African American Studies launch new language program
Hausa and Swahili offered; students will travel to Kenya, Niger, and Ghana

Harvard endowment reclaims lost ground
Investments return 12.5 percent after two years of decline