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Minority Yields Unaffected By Scandal
Despite worries that minority students admitted to the Class of 2006 would view Harvard in less favorable light given the
Harvard Wait-Lists Admissions Reform
Harvard has no plans to change its early admissions programs, in spite of Yale University President Richard Levin’s ongoing campaign
Aid Applications Submitted Online
Applications for Harvard College financial aid, due last Friday, were submitted online this year for the first time. The move
Admissions Unswayed By Roses, Fruit Cakes
Faced with the daunting task of standing out in a crowd of nearly 20,000 Harvard College applicants, some students each
Class of 2006 Breaks Admissions Records
Harvard College sent out a record number of rejection letters yesterday to a record number of applicants. The College accepted
College Applicants Reach New Record
The numbers are in: Harvard’s applicant pool increased yet again this year, with a record 19,520 students applying for admission
Financial Aid Requests Rise
As the economy remains in the depths of a recession this winter, Harvard College has begun to see increased demands
Ogletree Defends West’s Political Involvement
A spokesperson for Cornel R. West ’74 defended the Fletcher University professor’s involvement in the Rev. Al Sharpton’s presidential exploratory
Not All Head to New Haven Simply for the football
NEW HAVEN, Conn.—Before The Game, there was The Party—the annual Harvard-Yale tailgate. Thousands of undergraduates wandered between rows of keg-filled,
Leaders Urge Compromise
Compromise will be essential to forging a lasting peace in the Middle East, two leaders in the region told a
Sixth Man Charged in Death of ‘Pit’ Woman
Prosecutors charged a sixth man yesterday in connection to the gang-related murder of a woman who frequented the “Pit” area
‘Pit Kids’ Mourn Slain Woman
Days after three local men were charged with murdering a 22-year-old “Pit kid,” the regulars who congregate near the Harvard
Public Service Faces Staffing Crisis
At a Kennedy School of Government (KSG) panel which drew an audience of over 50 people, students, politicians and a
School Board Debate Focuses on Test Scores
This year’s Cambridge school committee candidates held a debate last night at the Cambridge Senior Center during a forum held
Isis Debuts as Women's Club
As each of the eight men’s final clubs sent out punch notifications last week, the Isis, a new women’s social
