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Susan E. Mango Then

By Courtesy of Harvard Yearbook Publications
Susan E. Mango ’83, a Professor in the Harvard Molecular and Cellular Biology department, enjoyed spending time at the Orson Welles theater and the Goethe Institute, watching New Wave and Japanese films to then fiercely debate their significance with friends.
Susan E. Mango ’83, a Professor in the Harvard Molecular and Cellular Biology department, enjoyed spending time at the Orson Welles theater and the Goethe Institute, watching New Wave and Japanese films to then fiercely debate their significance with friends.

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