The Harvard University Gazette: December 11, 2003

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December 11, 2003

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Top stories for December 11, 2003

Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao speaks to Harvard
Urges Americans to 'turn eyes to China': past, present, and future

Small, vocal groups protest Wen's visit
Seek resolution of Taiwan, Tibet, Falun Gong issues

Clark goes straight at Bush on 'Hardball'
At Kennedy School, retired general cites '$150 billion mess'

New task forces tap Harvard expertise to advance next phase of Allston planning
Search under way for firm to envision physical plans

Sperm cells made in a lab
They can fertilize eggs

Picturing a universe that's out of sight
Satellite sees through space clouds


Maria and her 'kids'	Gone west	Breaking new ground

Wen asks Americans to 'turn eyes to China'
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao spoke to Harvard of China's long history and its aspirations for the future. Outside, Tibetan, Taiwanese, and other protesters lined Western Avenue to condemn Chinese policy. (Staff photo Stephanie Mitchell/Harvard News Office)
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	Symposium considers Native American sovereignty
	Nieman Conference addresses narrative nonfiction
	Go to bed! say sleep experts at pajama party
	Summers, Menino break ground for affordable housing
	A 'trio' of riot grrls