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L. JOSEPH Garcia
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A King for Democracy
The Palacio d'Oriente, historically the residence of Spanish monarchs, stretches ominously across a high bluff overlooking Madrid. A museum currently
No Crimson Glasses
F OR ALMOST A YEAR I've been sharing one shower in South House with 10 other undergraduates. Beyond the ceiling
City Council Allocates Funds To Save Schools, Spend Aid
The Cambridge City Council last night approved two sizeable budget allocations--one to bail out the fiscally strapped School Department and
Council Considers Spending $3.6 Million in State Aid
The Cambridge City Council last night turned its attention to finances, discussing but not acting on two spending proposals of
City Elects New Council, School Committee Today
Cambridge voters, including about 1000 Harvard students, will today select the people who will run the city and its schools
Booters Bow At Brown, 2-0
Soccer, at the most neophyte spectator will tell you, is a game played in two halves. The Harvard men's soccer
Princeton Nips Men Booters In the Final Minutes, 3-1
For 80 minutes, the Harvard men's soccer team went dead even with Princeton Saturday at Ohiri Field. But when the
Defense the Key to Booters' 2-0 Victory Over Dartmouth
For the first time this season, the Harvard men's soccer team didn't take full advantage of the scoring chances it
Booters Down Eagles
Sophomore forward John Catliff did the Harvard men's soccer team a big favor when he scored with 20 minutes left
Changing the Formula
I t has already started in the Cambridge City Council chambers at the regular Monday night meetings. After a year
Report Raises Questions on Craigie
An official document of the University's real estate management operation raises questions about the necessity of parts of the $2.5-million
Aquamen Lead At Easterns
To say that the Harvard men's swimming team gunning for a fifth consecutive Eastern Seaboard Championship is a depleted squad
Unbetan Aquamen Curb Bulldogs To Take Sixth Eastern League Title
Hal S. Ulen couldn't help but be jenous. Harvard's first men's swimming coach ended his 20-year career with an 82
Men's Swimming
It was billed as the meet for which the Harvard men's swimming team had waited a very long time. As
City Council Warned of Housing Crisis
The director of the city's public housing agency late night told the Cambridge City Council that more than 800 families
