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Tamar A. Shapiro
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DISSECTING THE Mass-Cultural BEAST
When Spy magazine set out to list the 50 stupidest college courses in America, they found an easy target in
Gomes, Hudnut Talk Politics, Religion
The Rev. Peter J. Gomes and Bill Hudnut, former mayor of Indianapolis, discussed the delicate nature of the relationship between
Phi Beta Kappa Inducts 12
The Phi Beta Kappa Iota Chapter of Massachusetts announced this week that 12 Harvard women had been admitted into the
Author Scott Turow To Speak on Class Day
Scott F. Turow, author of the bestsellers Presumed Innocent and The Burden of Proof, will speak at this year's Class
'Whistle-Blowers' Recount Dismissals
Three professional women recounted their experiences as "whistle blowers" in the corporate and academic world at a panel discussion last
Yergin Receives Pulitzer Prize
Cambridge resident and former Harvard fellow Daniel Yergin won a Pulitzer prize on Monday. But he's still stunned. "I didn't
Bombing Threat Evacuates Sci. Center
A bomb threat yesterday afternoon forced Harvard police to evacuate well over 100 people from the Science Center. Police reported
Clark Letter Condemns Student Sit-Ins
Law School Dean Robert C. Clark yesterday condemned recent student sit-ins protesting the school's women and minority faculty hiring record
Polo Club to Get New Ponies
The Harvard Polo Club, expects the arrival of two ponies leased from its Yale counterpart within the next few weeks,
Jackson Urges National Unity
The Rev. Jesse L. Jackson called on the nation to come together and abandon the "bitter fruits of governance based
Fulani, Marrou Attack Media
Two independent candidates for president called for a challenge of the mainstream parties and bitterly lashed out at the media
Hewlett Donates Computers, Fax, Printers to Dunster
Dunster House residents will soon be faxing and laser printing on their own house equipment. Walter B. Hewlett '66, the
Seventeen Attend Security Seminars
Security seminars in three Harvard houses drew only a handful of students last night. Seventeen people attended the seminars, which
Students Psyched for Break
Since Wednesday's surprise snowfall turned Cambridge into a wet, uncomfortable and slippery place, spring break has started looking better and
