The Harvard University Gazette: June 10, 2004

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June 10, 2004

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Two-week listing of upcoming events

Top stories for
June 10, 2004

Nine to receive honorary degrees
Honorand Kofi Annan will speak at Commencement

Tribe, Whitesides named University Professors

Harvard selects Cooper, Robertson to develop early planning framework for Allston

Thomas Everhart named Overseers president for 2004-05

You're in charge now, Ferguson tells grads
America has what it takes to run empire, historian says at PBK exercises

Summers advises a life of reason
Baccalaureate gives students warm send-off

ROTC commissioning sends off Harvard officers
Tercentenary Theatre ceremony marks beginning of graduates' military careers


Extraordinary graduates	On their way	History's empire

First salute
Harvard University's ROTC ceremony was held on the steps of the Memorial Church inside Tercentenary Theatre. Second Lieutenant Adam Charles Aviles of Plainwell, Mich., receives his first salute. (Staff photo Rose Lincoln/Harvard News Office)
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Other stories

	Significant steps taken in a forward-looking year
	Art and activism meet in photo exhibit
	2004 Radcliffe Institute Medal awarded to Shirley M. Tilghman
	Patricia O'Brien named Harvard College deputy dean
	New marshal in town

Top stories for June 10, 2004

Top stories for
June 10, 2004