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July 17, 2003
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Top stories for July 17, 2003
Earth's birth date turned back
Formed earlier than believed
Groups, like people, can be intelligent, says GSE professor
New book probes King Arthur, lawn mowers, and organizational intelligence
Broad Institute created
Will join Harvard, M.I.T., and others in interdisciplinary initiative in genomics and medicine
Christianity before heresy
Karen L. King shines light on left-out Bible passages
Theater cross-dressing in the spotlight
Harvard Theatre Collection exhibit showcases ancient tradition
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Christianity before heresy
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Spotlight on cross-dressing
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Groups can be intelligent
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Earth's birth date turned back
Our planet is 50 to 90 million years older than previously thought, according to new evidence found in meteorites by Stein Jacobsen, professor of geochemistry at Harvard University, and colleagues. (Staff photo by Jon Chase)
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