The Harvard University Gazette: May 19, 2005

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May 19, 2005

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Top stories for
May 19, 2005

Harvard Task Forces on Women release findings and recommendations
Reports call for large-scale changes in the way University recruits faculty

John Fitzgerald Gates named associate dean of College
To help manage finance, technology, human resources

KSG conference focuses on challenges ahead
- Emerging democracies and transitions they face explored
- Panelists discuss top global challenges at spring conference
- KSG conference tackles global poverty

Kudzu cuts alcohol consumption
The weed that whacks binge drinking

HMS examines ethics of organ donation
Event asks whether direct solicitation is unfair


School concert	Georgia bound	Original performance

Calls for change
Radcliffe Institute Dean Drew Gilpin Faust (from left), Evelynn Hammonds, professor of the history of science and of African and African-American studies, and Higgins Professor of Natural Sciences Barbara J. Grosz led the efforts of Harvard's Task Forces on Women Faculty and on Women in Science and Engineering. The task forces released their recommendations May 16. (Staff photo Kris Snibbe/Harvard News Office)
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Other stories

	American Academy of Arts and Sciences elects 14 Harvard faculty members
	2005 Harvard Medals awarded
	Social determinants key in who gets good care
	Career forum set for June
	Cambridge school volunteers honored

Top stories for May 19, 2005

Top stories for
May 19, 2005