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B-School Takes Second In U.S. News Rankings
Mitigating a long-standing gripe among students, U.S. News & World Report elevated the Harvard Business School (HBS) from No. 5
Students Study Native Americans Through Interdisciplinary Focus
Although the students in Anthropology 199a: "Nation Building I," are in the business of learning how to be tribal leaders
Astronomy Department Seeks
Twenty-four hours, door-to-door. That's been a frequent commute during the past five years for Professor of Astronomy Robert P. Kirshner
MIT Faculty Ask ROTC Program To Admit Gays
In a move which would allow Harvard students who are gay to participate in ROTC, the MIT faculty proposed Wednesday
Two Groups Denounce Decision on 'First-Year'
The Radcliffe Union of Students (RUS) and a Radcliffe alumnae group denounced the decision of Dean of the College Harry
Five-Alarm Fire Obliterates Shop
A five-alarm fire blazed through a Fresh Pond Parkway auto repair shop yesterday and threatened to consume a nearby gas
Tournament Fever Hits Harvard Undergrads
A funny thing happened here Thursday night. From common rooms to house grilles to the Grille, Harvard was cheering for
University Will Host Internet Conference
Microsoft chief executive officer Bill Gates, one of Harvard's most famous dropouts, will return to school as the keynote speaker
Picking Classes...
It's tough picking the best four classes listed in the course catalog each semester. With a 700-plus page course catalog,
Core Lotteries Send Students Scrambling
There were too many students who found that perfect Core this shopping period. A high number of students in a
Christopher Will Speak
Secretary of State Warren Christopher will deliver what is predicted to be a "major" foreign policy address at 1 p.m.
Rohde Describes Bosnian Terrors
In a speech last night at the Harvard Law School, recently freed reporter David Rohde said his 10 days in
Bands Set to Battle
With a guaranteed chance to perform before their fellow-undergraduates tonight, and the hope of winning a gig at a popular
Billboard Imbroglio: Judge Says Ad Ban Does Not Violate Free Speech
The city of Cambridge is a step closer to being billboard-free after a U.S. District Court judge denied this month
Council Supports Autonomy For PBHA
Siding with the students in their debate with the University administration about jurisdiction over Phillips Brooks House Association (PBHA), the
