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Haiti assassination revives concerns over ‘private armies’

Kennedy School intelligence expert Paul Kolbe outlines the murky landscape of security firms

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Give her some space

Psychologist’s perspective on Simone Biles at the Olympics includes message for parents, coaches

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Preventing childhood obesity in the first 1,000 days of life

Study finds it requires changes in parents’ and clinicians’ early-life care

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Harvard University: The Year in Pictures 2011-2012

Into local libraries, and into lives

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Harvard University: The Year in Pictures 2011-2012

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Harvard University: The Year in Pictures 2011-2012

Video/Production - Ned Brown | Photography - Jon Chase, Rose Lincoln, Stephanie Mitchell, Kris Snibbe / Harvard Staff Photographers

DateJune 4, 2012February 13, 2018

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Amy Gunzelmann, education specialist at the Harvard Museum of Natural History, shows animal bones to a rapt group of kids at the Valente Branch of the Cambridge Public Library.

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Amy Gunzelmann, education specialist at the Harvard Museum of Natural History, shows animal bones to a rapt group of kids at the Valente Branch of the Cambridge Public Library.

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