The Harvard Gazette

Year: 2009

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Empowering girls, worldwide

World|

DateDecember 16, 2009February 6, 2018

On one of the last of days of digging in Harvard Yard, archaeologists believe they finally found evidence linked to the Indian College that stood on the site from 1655 to 1698. In late October, students were still uncovering tiny treasures.

Indian College found?

At last, archaeologists believe they have located a foundation trench

Arts|

DateDecember 16, 2009February 6, 2018

Shifts in health care landscape

Frenk points to changing health goals in globalized world

Health|

DateDecember 16, 2009

Study: Polar ice sheets vulnerable to even moderate global warming

New analysis indicates rising sea levels could be far worse than previously predicted

Science|

DateDecember 16, 2009

Lino Pertile, the Carl A. Pescosolido Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, has been named the new director of the Harvard University Center for Italian Renaissance Studies at Villa I Tatti.

New director of I Tatti

Pertile will succeed Connors at Renaissance center next summer

Campus|

DateDecember 16, 2009

Florida A&M, Harvard study link between lead and hypertension

Tallahassee Democrat

News|

DateDecember 15, 2009April 16, 2019

Survey Finds Travelers Taking Health Precautions

Associated Press

News|

DateDecember 15, 2009

James R. Houghton, the longest-serving member of the Harvard Corporation, announced his plans to step down at the end of the 2009-10 academic year.

Houghton to conclude Corporation service

News|

DateDecember 14, 2009

Harvard gets $500k gift for history museum

Boston Business Journal

News|

DateDecember 14, 2009

Designated driver turns 21

The Boston Globe

News|

DateDecember 14, 2009

Nworah Ayogu, first marshal of the Class of 2010 (center), gets a hug of mutual congratulations from Rashmi Jasrasaria '10 (left), and and Jyoti Jasrasaria '12 following the midyear graduation ceremony, which was held in the Radcliffe Gymnasium.

Midyear Commencement commences

Graduates celebrate their achievements in special ceremony

News|

DateDecember 11, 2009

Lisa M. Coleman has been named chief diversity officer for Harvard University. Coleman, who has served in a similar capacity at Tufts University for the past three years, also will hold the title of special assistant to the president.

Coleman named chief diversity officer

News|

DateDecember 11, 2009

Faculty Council meeting held Dec. 9

Campus|

DateDecember 10, 2009

Harvard Executive Vice President Katherine Lapp: “This first phase of the Allston Science Complex will be completed in March. This is a natural point at which to pause the project. It also allows us to consider creative opportunities for how we might pursue that space with others through co-development.”

Q&A on Harvard’s Allston plan

Executive VP Katherine Lapp focuses on future opportunities

News|

DateDecember 10, 2009

Kathleen Tang '12 (left) and Anna Trowbridge '12 check out one of the projects included in the CS 50 Fair, which had entries from 380 students and attracted 1,000 visitors.

It does indeed compute

CS 50 Fair spotlights students’ programming for the Web

Science|

DateDecember 9, 2009

Markley nabs her third Ivy Player of the Week award this season

Campus|

DateDecember 9, 2009

Running back Treavor Scales '13 (#24), who ran for 485 yards and five touchdowns on 108 carries, was named the 2009 Ivy Rookie of the Year.

Harvard racks up postseason honors

Four named to All-New England FCS team; 19 named All-Ivy

Campus|

DateDecember 9, 2009

Harvard goaltender Christina Kessler '10 registered two shutouts against Minnesota this past weekend (Dec. 4-5).

Crimson goaltender Kessler wins second-consecutive ECAC honor

Campus|

DateDecember 9, 2009

Lin named Ivy Player of the Week

Crimson co-captain records a game-high 30 points against UConn

Campus|

DateDecember 9, 2009

Exercise Can Benefit Men With Prostate Cancer (ABC News)

ABC News

News|

DateDecember 9, 2009

Digging Veritas 2009 – The Find

Campus|

DateDecember 8, 2009February 6, 2018

H1N1 vaccines will be available to Harvard College freshmen at Annenberg Hall from 5 to 8 p.m. Wednesday (Dec. 9).

Freshmen to receive H1N1 vaccine

UHS to also make vaccine available to high-risk groups

News|

DateDecember 8, 2009

In the footsteps of Du Bois

Eight awarded medals for lifetime achievement

News|

DateDecember 7, 2009

Elaine Pagels, the Princeton University professor of religion, famous for infusing old religious debates with new urgency, packed the Radcliffe Gymnasium, where she shared her latest thinking on Revelation, its cultural impact, and its historical underpinnings.

Revelations on Revelation

Elaine Pagels parses the New Testament’s last, apocalyptic book

Arts|

DateDecember 7, 2009

Weiss to guide Library Implementation Work Group

Campus|

DateDecember 7, 2009

“Successful institutions only survive as long as they do because they change and adapt,” said Gordon Johnson, deputy vice chancellor of the University of Cambridge and president of Wolfson College.

Ties that bind

At 800, Cambridge University remains Harvard's senior

World|

DateDecember 7, 2009

Risks: Leaving ‘Stroke Belt’ but Not the Dangers

The New York Times

News|

DateDecember 7, 2009

Happiness is…

The Boston Globe

News|

DateDecember 7, 2009

Cambridge Historical Society President Jinny Nathan (second from left) and its executive director, Gavin Kleespies (center), chat with Harvard President Drew Faust during the "Think Harvard Square" festivities.

Harvard promotes area businesses this holiday season

President Faust participates in ‘Think Harvard Square’ shop local event

Campus|

DateDecember 4, 2009

Harvard vs. Maryland – Men’s Soccer

Campus|

DateDecember 4, 2009February 6, 2018

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