The Harvard University Gazette: September 14, 2006

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September 14, 2006

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September 14, 2006

Harvard College to eliminate early admission
Change will take effect next year

Bok talks about current projects, new initiatives
The interim (and former) president looks forward to a busy year

Khatami praises democracy, slams U.S. action
Former Iranian president says bin Laden's crimes twofold

Research shows who dies when and where
Our nation divided into 'eight Americas,' say Ezzati and Murray

Interns continue to work overly long shifts, study finds
Endangering patients and themselves

Behnisch Architekten submits early design ideas for Science Complex


Bridging the seasons	New season, new stadium	Rembrandt at Harvard

Only one deadline
'The college admissions process has become too pressured, too complex, and too vulnerable to public cynicism,' says Harvard interim President Derek Bok. 'We hope that doing away with early admission will improve the process and make it simpler and fairer.' (Staff photo Justin Ide/Harvard News Office)
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Other stories

	Harvard task force will examine teaching incentives and rewards
	Diversity training fails to boost minorities into management
	Harvard fundraising reaches $595M in fiscal year '06
	Paul Farmer awarded SAR's Staley Prize
	Jill Carroll among fall fellows at Shorenstein Center
	Gates inducted into Sons of the American Revolution

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September 14, 2006