The Harvard University Gazette: August 21, 2003

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August 21, 2003

News, events, features

Latest scientific findings

The people behind the university

Harvard and neighbor communities

Scores, highlights, upcoming games

Newsmakers, notes, students, police log

Museums, concerts, theater

Two-week listing of upcoming events

Top stories for August 21, 2003

Mars Fever Week
Events celebrate closest approach of Mars in recorded history

Law School website gives access to Nuremberg Trials documents
Providing a "permanent record of the truth"

Adding years to your life
Living longer with less risk

Harvard School of Public Health study
Common anti-inflammatory drugs reduce risk of Parkinson's

Reading lessons
Author Junot Diaz inspires Cambridge Harvard Summer Academy students to become better readers

Books for the mountains or the shore
Harvard faculty and staff recommendations


Nuremberg Trials documents released	Mock jury gives Rose thumbs up	Faculty picks summer reads

Novelist Junot Diaz talks with summer school students
Junot Diaz, author of 'Drown,' discusses world literature with students of the Cambridge Harvard Summer Academy. (Staff photo by Kris Snibbe)
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Other stories

	Kennedy School erases $5.9 million deficit
	"Training the trainers" to fight a pandemic
	Harvard hosts Boston youth journalists
	Cambridge seniors flock to annual Senior Picnic
	President Summers to present second annual 'It's Movie Time'
	Chefs shake up college dining conventions