Fall 2006

• Medicine, Biotechnology, or Carnegie Hall?
• Universal Design
• Bridging Tradition and Modernity
• A Quartet of Classicists
• Prospects for Higher Education

Fall 2005

• On Duty and Online
• Making Your Passion Your Work
• All the World’s a Classroom
• Degree Delayed but Not Denied

Fall 2004

• The Drama as a Secular Faith
• A City Cop Makes the Grade
• Can Poetry Be Taught at a Distance?
• Making Institutions Greener

Fall 2003

• The Pursuits of Happiness
• Virtual Education, Day and Night
• From Homeless to Harvard

Fall 2002

• A Culture Trying to Happen
• From 18 to 82: The Extension School Celebrates Age Diversity
• The Beauty of Numbers

Fall 2001

• Highlights of Boston History: A Personal Perspective
• Flying High: In and Out of the Cockpit
• Old Dogs Can, and Do, Learn New Tricks

Fall 2000, 90th Anniversary Issue

• Nature’s Gifts: The Hidden Medicine Chest
• A Master Teacher
• The Pocket Value of a Liberal Arts Education
• A Backward Glance: My 25 Years of Nocturnal Harvard

Fall 1999

• Studying Women's Lives
• Nature of a Hero
• A Lunch in History
• Grace Under Pressure

Fall 1998

• Sacred Hatred
  Religious and Political Lessons of the Holocaust
• Allan Crite at Home
• A Lifelong Learner and A Pioneer
• Dean Adams Remembers

Fall 1997

• No More Genocide
• The Power of Knowledge
• The Impact of Ideology on Careers
• My Forty Years at Harvard Extension: Edgar Grossman Remembers

Fall 1996

• Jobs, Education, & the Future of American labor
• Harvard Extension, King Lear, and Becoming What We Might Have Been
• The Civic Responsibility of Education Proclaimed
• On Philosophically Reviewing Twenty-five Years of Teaching