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Pamela S. Wasserstein

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Who's on First? Friday Night in Boston's Sketchiest

It's the kind of place mother always warned you about. Buried in Boston's clubby Landsdowne St., Who's on First? is

WHO'S ON

"Hee, hee hee," giggles my friend Pauly when I tell him about my Friday night plans. "It's all B.C. And

Senior Sales Offer Underclass Students Bounty

It's time of year when much of the Harvard community is concerned only with summer plans and finals. Seniors, vacating

"What are you dressing up as for Halloween?"

"My mom got me these pants that my friend calls "the pimp pants" because they're this really light flowy material.

Undergraduates Find Creative Methods for Balancing School Work and Sleep

Harvard students are famed for their resourcefulness, especially when it comes to finding a place to sleep. "When I have

Beware of E-Mail Misfits, Especially Your Friends

"Attempts to circumvent accounting systems, to use the computer accounts of others...will be treated as forms of attempted theft." --Harvard's

Sex Offender Law May Be Amended

A bill introduced in the State Senate last week would allow local police departments to release the names of all

Early Action Pool Largest Ever

Early this month, 3,911 high school seniors applied to the College's early action program, just topping last fall's record of

President Visits Princeton

President Neil L. Rudenstine returned to his alma matter, Princeton University, yesterday afternoon to deliver a short speech at the

27th Evening With Champions Kicks Off With Eliot Fundraiser

Karen Swymer was studying at Boston College Law School when she learned she'd suffered a relapse of the cancer she

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