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Student Events To Face Limits
In the next step toward changing the policy for holding large student group events in the Houses, a working draft
An Envelope of Bullets
When times were hard, Dr. Mohammed said, she would think of a line by Elizabeth Bishop: “the art of losing
Mather Junior Denied Probation
The Mather House junior arrested for assault and battery was denied pre-trial probation yesterday during his third hearing at the
E-Privacy Policy May Tighten
Administrators may soon be required to notify students before requesting the content of their electronic data, the Committee on College
E-Privacy Rule Could Change
Information about recent student e-mails is currently available to administrators upon request, a policy that could soon change. The Committee
Houses May End Free Flow of Liquor
In what administrators are calling an attempt to establish consistent regulations concerning student alcohol consumption across the Houses, the College
Die-Hard Dedication
If you thought soccer violence stopped with British hooligans and Zinedine Zidane, think again. Here at Harvard it’s not the
Deadline Looms for Groups To Register
Today marks the last day for Harvard student groups, including final clubs, to register the names of their officers with
Hasty Pudding Theatre To Reopen
The old Hasty Pudding Theatre—a Harvard Square landmark for over a century—will reopen under a new name and welcome more
Goldin Demystifies Gender Economics
“Gender will always be a difference,” says Claudia Goldin, explaining why she has continued to come back to studying women
Grad Creates Job Site for Minorities
Brandon M. Terry ’05 wants to fill the gaps he sees in minority professional networks—and he has gone online to
Suicide Rate Linked To Gun Ownership
Suicide rates are higher in areas where guns are more prevalent, according to a Harvard School of Public Health study
Number of Homeless In City Increases
Homelessness in Cambridge has increased since last year, according to the city’s annual census of homeless people. There are 455
KSG Prof Plays His Cards Right
At 2 a.m. on Thursday, March 15—the day his undergraduate economics thesis was due—Richard A. Krumholz ’07 opened his e-mail
From Harvard Square, With Love
In Harvard Square, Valentine’s Day celebrations will last all month long. The Harvard Square Business Association has commissioned a 28-video
