The Harvard University Gazette: January 22, 2004

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January 22, 2004

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Top stories for January 22, 2004

Brain scanner lifts depression
MRI pleases manic-depressives

Monkeys unable to master grammar crucial to human language
Nonhuman primates appear capable of understanding only very basic grammatical structures

Biology student saves hundreds of birds
Realizing that glass blocks migratory passageway, student solves problem

Service celebrates life of Martin Luther King Jr.
Harvard gathering remembers King's "I Have a Dream" speech

In class, off-road
Students race the race


Monkeys don't say	Hot wheels	Still have a dream

Brain scanner lifts depression
Psychiatrists at McLean Hospital have discovered that magnetic brain scans can lift the moods of depressed patients. Bruce Cohen (right), president of McLean; Michael Rohan (left), imaging specialist in McLean's Brain Imaging Center; and Perry Renshaw (center), director of the Brain Imaging Center, stand by an MRI machine where the surprising discovery was made. (Staff photo Stephanie Mitchell/Harvard News Office)
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Other stories

	Mexican officials discuss management reform
	Schlesinger Library staff, collections on the move
	Harvard Board of Overseers and the HAA Board of Directors candidates announced
	Ecosystems Update 2003 released
	3D images reveal key step in viral entry into cells
	End-of-life cancer treatments increasing