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Elizabeth S. Zuckerman
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Seniors: your this is Harvard
Dean of the College Harry R. Lewis '68 sends a second letter on the College's alcohol policy to undergraduates, signaling
A High School Lesson for Harvard
Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. You are a child of the universe no less than the trees
A Matter of Respect
In the summer following my sophomore year, I worked part-time at the C'est Bon on Mass. Ave. The store's customers
Harvard's High Achievers
It's been more than 35 years since Timothy Leary roamed Harvard's psychology department, introducing colleagues and undergraduates to psychedelic drugs.
Survey Methodology
The Crimson survey of Jan. 9-11 targeted a pool of 558 undergraduates chosen at random. Those who were not reached
DO WE STILL GET THE SHIRTS?
Given the recent debate over the future of Harvard's sister institution, it seems an apt time to reflect on that
Locals Matter, Too
While the staff's concern for undergraduate safety is laudable, the three recent incidents do not represent a newly-arisen targeting of
Clinton Chats With Harvard Profs.
On Jan. 7, 14 scholars attended a dinner with President Clinton, Vice-president Al Gore '69 and Hillary Rodham Clinton to
MIT Frat Probed Following Poisoning
MIT is investigating yet another campus fraternity in the wake of allegations that a Boston University (B.U.) student suffered alcohol
Kocs Celebrate New Turkish Professorship
The Center for Middle Eastern Studies celebrated the establishment of a new chair in Turkish Studies on Friday night at
Library Assistant Makes Hobby of Tracking Internet Hate Speech
Neo-Nazis, white supremacists and anti-gay radicals are the stuff of David Goldman's weekends. Goldman, a research assistant at a University
Anti-Gay Kansans Heckle Gore
BOSTON--Chinese President Jiang Zemin was not the only public figure facing protests this weekend. Vice President Al Gore '69 had
Gay Students of Color Form New Group
SPECTRUM, a new undergraduate organization for gay, lesbian and bisexual students of color, held its first meeting in Boylston Hall
Policy on Ceremonies Draws Muted Response
Three months after the University decided to permit same-sex commitment ceremonies in Memorial Church, the policy change-billed by the University
College Names Cooke Coordinator of Student Activities
Most people wouldn't make the trip from Columbia to Harvard via Ibaraki-ken. But after teaching at a rural school in
