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Mayoral Election Spurs Controversy
A general feeling of apathy pervaded the Nov. 4 vote which returned all nine incumbents to the city council. Five
Langdell Ban Goes Unenforced
Sings posted outside Langdell Law Library yesterday announced that the library will be closed to undergraduates until May 24. "We're
Radcliffe Rugby Ends Challenging Year in Triumph
For Radcliffe Rugby, the path to the team's first national championship last weekend was long, arduous, and for at least
Hillel Draws Student, Local Crowds for Holiday Meals
Hillel's serving and students are flocking to the tastes of brisket, matzah and tsimis--a mix of sweet potatoes, carrots and
Council Approves More Funding for After-School Activities
The City Council appropriated about $6,300 to fund after-school activities in the city's youth centers at Monday night's meeting, but
Bringing Computer Work Home
Clackety-clack, clackety-clack, all day long. In dorm rooms, in house labs, in science center kiosks--a high percentage of students own
Boston Cleans Up 'Combat Zone'
BOSTON--On a night in late November 1976, a few days after a disappointing loss in The Game, about 16 football
Bobo, Thernstroms Debate Affirmative Action
Does arguing for affirmative action necessitate a "gloom and doom" perception of American race relations, or is it just the
Spending An Exotic Summer with the State Department
Three months of stocking shelves with brassierres in a peach-scented retail store was enough for Danice L. Woodley '00, who
Council Postpones Mayoral Election
The Cambridge City Council postponed its mayoral election at the request of Councillor Michael A. Sullivan who was away on
Despite Lack of Divisive Issues, 16,000 Cantabrigians Cast Ballots
Despite an afternoon drizzle, about 16,000 Cambridge residents trekked to polling stations yesterday and cast their votes for the next
Haunted Times Return to Salem
SALEM, Mass.--A tradition of great Halloween spectacles is returning to this city, a small community still remembered for the infamous
Chinese Food Truck Satiates Famished Students
Some Cantabrigians are surprised to see Chinese food sold out of a truck on Oxford Street. But Jack X. Yang,
Harvard's Own Seek Solutions to Parking Woes
Each and every morning, Steven K. Haley, a kitchen employee, and his mother, Maureen, an ID checker, commute from Belmont,
Harvest Restaurant, Brattle Street Fixture, Closes Doors
After nearly 25 years of serving the Cambridge community, the Harvest Restaurant shut its doors for good on Wednesday. The
