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It's the eye of the tiger, it's the cream of the fight / Risin' up to the challenge of our rival
Skull and Bones "Secrets" Revealed
Looks like Yale University’s most talked-about secret society, the Order of Skull and Bones, isn’t so secret anymore. Or is it?
Monkey Business at Yale
Yalies were treated to an uneasy awakening yesterday morning as students were alerted via email of dangerous escaped lab monkeys ...
Princeton Students Attempt Humor
Flyby hears that writers of Princeton Tiger, Princeton's humor magazine, totally, genuinely, and completely drove up to Harvard the Friday ...
Tufts President Calls For Less Risky Investments
In light of the investment losses suffered by the nation’s wealthiest universities this past year, schools with large endowments should ...
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Tom Clark, the director of the Center for Naturalism, moderates an open discussion at Harvard Book Store last evening titled "Irreplaceable You? The Puzzle of Personal Identity". The discussion is part of the monthly gathering, "The Philosophy Café", hosted by the store.
Yale: So (Not) Hot Right Now
According to the Yale Daily News, Yale's admissions office received 5% fewer application for early admission, down to 5,265 from ...
MIT May Add 300 To Undergrad Class
The student population in Cambridge may swell by another 300 undergrads in the next few years, due to MIT’s tentative plan to increase the size of its student body.
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Students leave 77 Massachusetts Avenue, the main address of MIT, yesterday morning. The university is considering increasing its student population.
Say Yes to Drugs
<p>Harvard carries clout, not just on a resume but in matters of actual importance–and the school is going to do something good with it. </p> <p> </p> <p>Along with Yale, University of Pennsylvania, Brown, and Boston University–the latter three of which Bloomberg News did not deem worthy of including in the headline of its article today–Harvard is releasing a set of provisions that will dictate how drugs developed on campus will be marketed. </p> <p> </p> <p>Read more after the jump.</p>
