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Scavenger Hunt a Hit With First-Years
After a frenzied day of shaved eyebrows, toga-donning and desperate calls to the agent of Conan O’Brien ’85, the first-ever
Black Women Elect New Leaders
About 40 members of the Association for Black Harvard Women (ABHW) gathered Monday night to elect Helen Ogbara ’05 as
Sprinkler Soaks Stoughton Room
Yard dormitories offer their first year residents many special amenities, but the inhabitants of Stoughton Hall North 22 didn’t expect
French Ex-Official Extols 35-Hour Work Week
Despite criticism from detractors who dismissed it as counterproductive and preposterous, France’s new 35-hour work week has actually been extremely
HMS Honors Goodall with Global Evironmental Citizen Award
In a celebration marked by several standing ovations, a massive marble statuette and capped off by a chimp call, world-famous
Libertarian Links Free Trade to Freedom, Peace
Globalization “creates incentives for harmony and peace, which is about as good as we can do in this life,” Tom
Former Illinois Governor Attacks Death Penalty
The death penalty is “arbitrary, capricious, racist, unjust and unfair,” according to former Governor of Illinois George Ryan, who spoke
Expert Panel Debates Gun Control
The Second Amendment deserves a B-minus in draftmanship, according to Frankfurter Professor of Law Alan Dershowitz, who debated the constitutional
Dems. Fail to Tap IOP Director for Senate Bid
A group of high-ranking Kansas Democrats tried to woo Dan Glickman last weekend to run for senate in 2004, but
