The Harvard University Gazette: October 10, 2002

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October 10, 2002

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Top stories for October 10, 2002

Robert D. Reischauer '63 joins Harvard Corporation
President of Urban Institute and former director of Congressional Budget Office takes post

Amartya Sen to return to Harvard as University Professor
Nobel Prize-winning economist will again teach at Harvard

Genes found that regulate brain size
One increases, the other decreases

Dinosaur eggs rejuvenate HMNH gallery
New exhibit in new gallery presents current science on dinosaur eggs, parenting

Ig Nobel Awards mix science with circus
Annual awards honor, make light of science


'Faith and Doubt'	Hilarious science	Stick around

Reischauer joins Harvard Corporation
Robert D. Reischauer '63 has become the newest member of the Harvard Corporation. Reischauer is president of the Urban Institute in Washington, D.C., and former director of the Congressional Budget Office. (Staff photo by Justin Ide)
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	KSG announces Manoukian Public Service Program for Armenia
	Beth Balmuth Raffeld to become chief development officer for FAS
	HBS student Anita Tucker wants to solve nurses' problems
	Twin signals may hold key to breast cancer
	Responding to book disasters
	Former professor, two Harvard Ph.D.s win Nobel Prizes