Mark W. Oberle

Pesticides at Harvard

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FEDERAL agencies are currently investigating the possibility that two pesticides the Buildings and Grounds Department regularly uses may cause birth

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As the shadow of the moon moved across Cambridge Saturday, birds fell out of trees in confusion and church bells

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??EN A SOLAR eclipse whipped ?? ancient Asia in 585 B. C., the ?? and the Lydians supposedly ?? a

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Woman astronauts may be a long time coming, but five women, including a Harvard botanist, will be living on the

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A committee appointed by President Pusey last Spring has proposed several financial guidelines for the Harvard Computing Center that might

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With exactly one month left before New England's last total eclipse of the century, two teams of Harvard astronomers are

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For the second time in the history of astronomy, the orbit of a meteorite has been calculated to extend out

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The country's largest scientific society has asked Matthew S. Meselson, professor of Biology, to plan a study of herbicide and

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A group of Harvard and M.I.T. students has planned a symposium entitled "The Sorry State of Science-A Student Critique" for

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A team of scientists at the Harvard Medical School has succeeded in isolating a single gene-the basic unit of heredity.