February 22, 2001

HARVARD GAZETTE ARCHIVES

Diplomatic precocity
Minh-Chau Le has no recollection of the war. Born long after Saigon fell to the Communists in 1975, the 21-year-old Harvard senior's impressions of Vietnam are more contemporary - bustling open-air marketplaces, floating bridges, and fertile farmlands. To Le, Vietnam is a place not of bombs and destruction, but of opportunity.

The Big Picture
Warren 'Renny' Little, Hall of Athletic History volunteer
For this retired teacher, coach, and veteran museum conservator, the hunt for Crimson gold is a labor of love.

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