athome-updates-list February 2003

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by Harvard＠Home

Hello and thank you for viewing Harvard@Home. As you requested, this e-mail serves to notify you the Harvard@Home program, On the Relation of Science and the Humanities, with Professor Edward O. Wilson has been released. This one hour lecture, captured as part of the ongoing Science Center Research Lecture Series, explores the bridge between science and the humanities. Featuring a glossary of helpful terms, slide images, and background information, Professor Wilson postulates "that genetic evolution and cultural evolution are somehow interwoven. We are only beginning to obtain a glimmer of the nature of this process." This program features an hour of video content available in QuickTime, RealPlayer, and WindowsMedia formats. --------------------------------------------------------------------- If you are an alumni, log in at: http://www.post.harvard.edu and select the link to Harvard@Home. Harvard@Home is also available to the public at: http://athome.harvard.edu --------------------------------------------------------------------- * Would you like to be removed from the Harvard@Home update list? Just click "reply" to send us an e-mail (please leave the subject line of this message intact).

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TEST: New Harvard@Home Program Released

by Harvard＠Home

21 years, 2 months

TEST: New Harvard@Home Program Released

by athome-updates-list-admin＠fas.harvard.edu

Hello and thanks for viewing Harvard@Home. As you requested, this e-mail serves to notify you the Harvard@Home program, On the Relation of Science and the Humanities, with Professor Edward O. Wilson has been released. This one hour lecture, captured as part of the ongoing Science Center Research Lecture Series, explores the bridge between science and the humanities. Featuring a glossary of helpful terms, slide images, and background information, Professor Wilson postulates "that genetic evolution and cultural evolution are somehow interwoven. We are only beginning to obtain a glimmer of the nature of this process." This program features an hour of video content available in QuickTime, RealPlayer, and WindowsMedia formats. --------------------------------------------------------------------- If you are an alumni, log in at: http://www.post.harvard.edu and log on to Harvard@Home. Harvard@Home is now available to the public at: http://athome.harvard.edu --------------------------------------------------------------------- * Would you like to be removed from the Harvard@Home update list? Just click "reply" to send us an e-mail (please leave the subject line of this message intact).

21 years, 2 months

TEST:New Harvard@Home Program Released

by athome-updates-list-admin＠fas.harvard.edu

21 years, 2 months

Harvard@Home Program Released(no subject)

by athome-updates-list-admin＠fas.harvard.edu

Hello and thanks for viewing Harvard@Home. As you requested, this e-mail serves to notify you the Harvard@Home program, On the Relation of Science and the Humanities, with Professor Edward O. Wilson has been released This one hour lecture, captured as part of the ongoing Science Center Research Lecture Series, explores the bridge between science and the humanities. Featuring a glossary of helpful terms, slide images, and background information, Professor Wilson postulates "that genetic evolution and cultural evolution are somehow interwoven. We are only beginning to obtain a glimmer of the nature of this process." This program features an hour of video content available in QuickTime, RealPlayer, and WindowsMedia formats. --------------------------------------------------------------------- If you are an alumni, log in at: http://www.post.harvard.edu and log on to Harvard@Home. Harvard@Home is now available to the public at: http://athome.harvard.edu --------------------------------------------------------------------- * Would you like to be removed from the Harvard@Home update list? Just click "reply" to send us an e-mail (please leave the subject line of this message intact).

21 years, 2 months

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by Gilbert Trout

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athome-updates-list February 2003