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Students Deconstruct Woody Allen
Writer, actor and director Woody Allen made a rare public appearance on Wednesday to screen his new film, Small Time
Jewish Group Teaches Members How To Be a Man
They're gun-toting, chicken-slaughtering, beef-eating Harvard men. And they're Jewish. They're also members of Hillel's Men's Group, a student organization that
25 Years for the Preacher Man
By 8:45 every Thursday morning, Rev. Peter J. Gomes has descended the suspended stairwell of his grand yellow house on
Harvard Leads in Marshall Scholar Winners
Six Harvard seniors and one recent graduate were among the 40 American students named Marshall Scholars this week. Nisha S.
Tom Wolfe Comments On College Social Life
Author Tom Wolfe wowed a Lowell Lecture Hall audience Friday night with his insights on college social life, dating, fashion
Former Student Sues MIT, Claims Broken Contract
A 1998 MIT graduate who had his diploma suspended this summer for involvement with the death of a first-year fraternity
Website Faces False Advertising Lawsuit
The head of VarsityBooks.com lashed out yesterday at college bookstores who are suing the company over claims of false and
HMS Prof. Resigns After Fraud Allegations
A Harvard Medical School specialist on aging resigned last Tuesday from two administrative positions following questions about the misuse of
University To Host New Mentoring Program
This summer Harvard will host Quest Scholars, a mentoring program that offers low-income high school students the opportunity to develop
McNamara Describes Lessons Learned in Vietnam
Looking back at the lessons of the Vietnam War, former Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara warned a full house
A Wisconsin Alternative
The controversy over discrimination and the military has spurred at least one college campus to take creative steps to quell
We Asked, They Told
Daniel G. Punt '99, a Navy midshipman, has listened to the Undergraduate Council debate to bring ROTC back to campus.
History of the ROTC Debate
Timeline- Pre-1969- Vanserg Hall houses military offices and training facilities. The College grants teaching appointments to ROTC staff and students
U. Wisconsin Admits to Discrimination, Creates Alternative ROTC
The controversy over discrimination and the military has spurred at least one college campus to take creative steps to quell
We ASKED They TOLD
Daniel G. Punt '99, a Navy midshipman, has listened to the Undergraduate Council debate to bring ROTC back to campus.
