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Indeed, the 6’1 Gellert—a guard who plays at small forward??came to Harvard from Newtown, Conn., as the point guard who would eventually replace star Tim Hill ’99. A top scholastic player in Connecticut, Gellert was the consummate athlete, starring also in baseball and one season of football, when he grabbed a state-record 17 interceptions. Guess he’s always gravitated towards defense...
...Successfully” turns out to have been too strong a word, since the clone didn’t make it past the six-cell stage. But it seems safe to say that there will be other attempts, other partial successes, other steps forward??and eventually, human cloning will become a reality...
...Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) has embraced President Summers’ interest in this issue, and his voice has certainly been influential in carrying the process forward?? says William L. Fash, chair of the Standing Committee on Study out of Residence...
...legacy of the terrorist attacks on New York and Washington, D.C. was clear. Americans have lost their sense of invulnerability. No longer can we afford to ignore warnings of terrorist activities. Threats like last weekend’s—even those carried only in an e-mail forward??will be taken more seriously now than ever before. It may be an exaggeration to say that Americans now live in constant fear, but we are undoubtedly far more sensitive to terrorist threats than we were only two weeks...