Word: massed
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Though he is generally seen as invincible, Mass. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy '54-56 will face a Republican challenger this fall with strong Harvard ties, sources confirmed yesterday...
...entering his fourth decade in the U.S. Senate, Kennedy welcomes the chance to discuss issues important to Mass. voters...
Vosgerchian, a native of Watertown, Mass., first joined Harvard music department in 1959 and received tenure in 1971. While a professor and eventually as chair of the department, Vosgerchian taught Music 51, a course on music theory required of all music concentrators, and a core course. She took emerita status...
...discovery of a set of chemical reactions using iron and platinum that can tame magnetic particles so minute that they are measured in terms of atoms. These kinds of chemical reactions are thought necessary to facilitate the mass fabrication of such precise materials. The breakthrough also nuzzles closer to a theoretical limitation in the field of magnetics, a physical point at which magnetic particles are too small and dense to hold a charge...
...lawsuit was filed late last month by the state on behalf of Harvard Pilgrim after Provost Harvey V. Fineberg '67 sent Mass. Attorney General Thomas F. Reilly a letter arguing that the University has a right to decide whether the debt-ridden health maintenance organization (HMO) can use the Harvard name...