The Harvard University Gazette: December 13, 2001

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December 13, 2001

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Top stories for December 13, 2001

Teaching in the wake of Sept. 11
Professors and students struggle to understand tragedy

Harvard leads the pack with Rhodes Scholarships
300 from Harvard have won prestigious scholarships for study at Oxford

Tributes paid to Pusey
Former Harvard president memorialized as great educator and friend

Goodbye, Mr. Chips
Retiring professor shows what good chemistry is all about

Spiegelman chronicles rise of the comic book
Artist says comics are about making people think


A new method to repair birth defects	Afghan women in government	Really big man on campus

Remembering Nathan Pusey
The former Harvard president, who died Nov. 14 at the age of 94, was memorialized at a service at the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church in New York City on Dec. 8. (Staff photo by Justin Ide)
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Other stories
Dershowitz reflects on civil liberties in wake of Sept. 11
Thompson appointed senior adviser to President Summers
Falkenrath appointed to Office of Homeland Security
Lithium drugs found to reduce suicide risk
Radcliffe Landscape Seminars to move to Arboretum
Quigley to digitize Art Museums' holdings
The pen and the scalpel