The Harvard University Gazette: June 13, 2002

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June 13, 2002

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Top stories for June 13, 2002

After the flood
Musings on a humiditas Commencement

Five elected to Harvard Board of Overseers
Harvard Alumni Association Elected Directors also announced

Tennis legend King tells Radcliffe alumnae to speak out
Tennis star and women's rights activist Billie Jean King is Radcliffe Medalist

Cooking up a story of apes and humans
Theory causes evolutionary indigestion

Education secretary touts public school reform
Promotes federal "No Child Left Behind" legislation

Cuno appointed director of London's Courtauld Institute of Art
Harvard University Art Museums director ends 11-year tenure with distinction


Web lessons	Grads go marching	London calling

After the flood
Itamar Sangiorgio used a shovel to scrape paper and other debris from the steps of Widener Library following Harvard's 351st Commencement ceremony, which was punctuated by torrential downpours. (Staff photo by Rose Lincoln)
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Other stories
Harvard selects two visiting fellows from "Scholars at Risk Network
Cooking up a story of apes and humans
New breast cancer genes discovered
Tennis legend King tells Radcliffe alumnae to speak out
Education secretary touts public school reform
Crew clocks Yale
Alford named Graduate and International Legal Studies director