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HARVARD MAGAZINE - MAY/JUNE 2005
Publication since 1898, originally known as the Harvard Bulletin, and presently issued bimonthly.
In very good condition, minor corner creases
Cover - A colored chest x-ray showing healthy lung airways
Included in this issue:
Clearing the Air - Epidemiologists, engineers and experimental scientists probe the threat of plluting particulates to human lungs and health
Vita: Anne Bradstreet - Brief life of a pioneer poet: 1612-1672
Art of the Hunt - Persian and Indian paintings vividly convey the royal hunt, complete with falcons and hounds, herons and cheetahs
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HARVARD MAGAZINE - JAN/FEB 2006
Publication since 1898, originally known as the Harvard Bulletin, and presently issued bimonthly.
In very good condition, minor corner creases
Cover - Illustration by Stuart Bradford
Included in this issue:
Forum: The Middle Class on the Precipice - Rising financial risk threatens an American way of life
Vita: Samuel Williston - Brief life of a resilient legal scholar: 1861-1963
Twigs Bent Left or Right - How political beliefs are formed - and the epochal events that alter partisan alignments
Them Apples - The startling genesis of Frank Stella's minimalism
Life Lessons - Patients give young medical students essential human insights into coping with grave illnes and impending death
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G47098
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HARVARD MAGAZINE - MAY/JUNE 2006
Publication since 1898, originally known as the Harvard Bulletin, and presently issued bimonthly.
In fine condition
Cover - Royalty-Free
Included in this issue:
Fueling Our Future - As the climate warms and energy use grows, Harvard researchers project growing dependence on coal - and an innovative solution to the daunting challenge of using it benignly
Governing Harvard - On the responsibilities and routines of the Corporation, the Overseers, and others in an age of greater transparency and complexity
A Melting World - Then-and-now serial images show the striking shrinkage of the Northern Hemisphere's glaciers as the earth heats up
Vita: Francis James Child - Brief life of a Victorian enthusiast: 1825-1896
A Shift in the Created Order - On the arrival of women and the transformation of Harvard Divinity School
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G47099
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HARVARD MAGAZINE - JULY/AUGUST 2005
Publication since 1898, originally known as the Harvard Bulletin, and presently issued bimonthly.
In fine condition
Cover - Chanteuse de Cafe, by Degas
Included in this issue:
Deep into Sleep - Scientists begin to understand the effects of sleep on health, its regulatory mechanisms, and the consequences of our round-the-clock lifestyle
Vita: Elizabeth Bishop - Brief life of the poet as displaced person: 1911-1979
Forum: India's Promise - Economic disparities, cultural tensions, and hobbled governance pose severe challenges to the world's most populous democracy
Mad for Degas - A matchless artist, smitten collectors, and curatorial collaborators combine in a new exhibition
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HARVARD MAGAZINE - NOV/DEC 2005
Publication since 1898, originally known as the Harvard Bulletin, and presently issued bimonthly.
In fine condition
Cover - Photograph by Denis Scot
Included in this issue:
Forum: Intelligent Evolution - Charles Darwin's revolutionary life science unleashed a contest of rival world-views. A leading biologist asserts the claims of science versus intelligent design
Cinema Veritas - The rich origins and recent rise to prominence of fim studies at Harvard
Vita: William Henry Lewis - Brief life of a football pioneer: 1868-1949
The Science of Hurt - Better understanding of pain has brought more sympathetic medical care-and the prospect of improved therapies.
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