Harvard Gazette: Missy Holbrook investigates the world of ...

... By Andrea Shen FAS Communications. Missy Holbrook's sunlit office is dominated by a large Boston fern, bursting with life, its exploratory tendrils ...

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... The installation of pretty and pointy piles is sited on a square of fine gravel just off Brattle Street. Two of the mounds are lush with thick ferns. ...

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Newsmakers | Harvard Gazette

Apr 30, 2009 – ... was for his essay “An Innovative Approach to Providing Safe Water to Bangladesh.” Honan proposed using a simple, easily grown fern to purify ...

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Around the Schools: Radcliffe Institute | Harvard Gazette

Oct 29, 2009 – ... The installation of pretty and pointy piles is sited on a square of fine gravel just off Brattle Street. Two of the mounds are lush with thick ferns. ...

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Seeds of inspiration | Harvard Gazette

Aug 27, 2012 – ... Tiny bits of Arctic tundra, or tree ferns from New Guinea, come wrapped in things like a brightly colored potato chip bag from Thailand, or a British ...

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When the beat goes off | Harvard Gazette

Jul 19, 2012 – ... can be seen as a fractal — a self-similar structure.” Fractal patterns are the recurring shapes seen in snowflakes, the leaves of a fern, and “even the ...

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The fleeting nature of performance | Harvard Gazette

May 8, 2008 – ... Fresh air. A potted fern. Christine Whitney Dakin's little third-floor dance studio on Concord Avenue is a model of simplicity and clarity. ...

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What Killed the Dinosaurs? It's more complex than a comet's ...

... A world dominated by volcanoes, ferns, and dinosaurs had been replaced by the lone sheep that placidly kept the lawn trimmed and supplied the ...

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Memorial Minute: Hugh M. Raup

... summer-long excursions produced a stream of publications describing the systematics and distribution of plants ranging from ferns, fungi and ...

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Harvard Gazette: Overdue since '52

... (Photos by Paula Carter). The volume came to the attention of Fern McTighe, reference and interlibrary loan librarian of Blue Hill Public Library. ...

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