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Marc H. Meyer
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The Greening of Massachusetts
The possession of small amounts of marijuana has now been decriminalized in nine states, ranging from Alaska to Maine to
Hypnotism Without Watches
She was "out" in less than a minute. The hypnotist had talked to Olga Schmulders, a Harvard graduate student, for
The Newest Gold Rush
T HERE ARE MANY sides to the story behind the construction of the Alaska pipeline. Big business touted the pipeline
Harvard's 'Low-Key' Legislator
For the past two years, Charles P. Smith '76-3 has divided his time between two ivory towers: Harvard, where he
Coalition Stages Racism Protest At Ed School
About 60 people gathered in the rain outside Gutman Library yesterday afternoon to protest the Graduate School of Education's policies
Ec Department Gains in MIT Rivalry
Last year's drain of prospective graduate students in Economics from Harvard to MIT appears to be diminishing, or may even
Historic District
Additional Harvard land will come under the control of the Cambridge Historical Commission if a proposed plan to consolidate Cambridge's
Guggenheim Gives Fellowships for '76
The Guggenheim Foundation announced last week that 11 Harvard faculty members have received fellowship grants for the coming academic year.
GSD Forum
Maurice Kilbridge, dean of the Graduate School of Design, gave a prepared response to GSD students last night at Gund
Students Dismayed As Faculty Attempts to Trim Gen Ed Gut
Harvard students say that a plan that would restructure Nat Sci 36, "Biological Determinism," will emasculate the popular course. The
Two-Way Street
Two representatives of the Russian Research Institute of World Economy spoke yesterday at the Russian Research Center in a program
Delivery Service Restructures, Plans to Give Reimbursements
Student subscribers will begin receiving rebates in mid-April for undelivered newspapers under a reimbursement policy adopted last week by the
Jerry Rubin Calls For Inner Growth
"I don't want to talk about politics, I prefer to talk about premature ejaculation," Jerry Rubin, former Yippie leader and
GSE Symposium
The Harvard Graduate School of Education will sponsor a two-day symposium later this month on the educational problems and strategies
