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Tutor Discusses Ethnic Studies
After an eight-month campaign by campus minority organizations to formalize ethnic studies in the curriculum, the head tutor of special
Fine Reconsiders: Will Run After All
Reneging on his announcement earlier this week that he would not actively seek re-election, Randall A. Fine '96, Undergraduate Council
Fine Won't Seek Council Spot
Citing press reports that make him out to be "a monster," the Undergraduate Council's Acting Vice Chair Randall A. Fine
Fly Club Votes to Admit Women
In a decision which may signal the end of Harvard final clubs' single-sex tradition, undergraduate members of the Fly Club
Women Launch Club Boycott
Hoping to mobilize a campus-wide boycott of the final clubs, an advertisement in today's Crimson tells women that "it is
White Applicant Says Black Admit Favored
Mark Stonecypher is a white male and was salutatorian of John Carroll High School in Birmingham, Ala. His classmate Eugenia
Departure of Dean Marks Shuffle of Race Bureaucracy
The departure of one of the three leading race relations policy officials at the College may signal a dramatic alteration
Departure of Dean Marks Shuffle of Race Bureaucracy
The departure of one of the three leading race relations policy officials at the College may signal a dramatic alteration
White Applicant Says Black Admit Favored
Mark Stonecypher is a white male and was salutatorian of John Carroll High School in Birmingham, Ala. His classmate Eugenia
Departure of Dean Marks Shuffle of Race Bureaucracy
The departure of one of the three leading race relations policy officials at the College may signal a dramatic alteration
White Applicant Says Black Admit Favored
Mark Stonecypher is a white male and was salutatorian of John Carroll High School in Birmingham, Ala. His classmate Eugenia
After Intense Minority Recruitment, Record Number of Black Students in Class of 1997
For the Harvard admissions office, admitting and matriculating a new class involves recruiting the most diverse and talented students in
1,606 First Years to Register Today
On the eve of a battery of placement tests and first-year events, 1,606 members of the Class of 1997 will
RECRUITING WARS
Joy D. Jones would have been a member of the Class of 1997 next fall, but she turned down Harvard's
OFF TO WAR
Just before William D. Shambroom left for Notre Dame midshipmen's training school in May of 1943, he donated all of
