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Sugarman Tries Out His New Material
Until his decision to write a speech for this year's Ivy Oration, Michael Sugarman '98 says he restricted his humor
Ron Avni Looks in Many Different Directions
In the spring of his junior year, Ron Avni '98 decided to take the semester off to see what Hollywood
Time for the Real World
U nlike the feeling of euphoria I have gotten for the past three years after handing in that last blue
THE MCAT'S ARE COMING!
This Saturday, while most college students dream of the previous night's frivolities, thousands of premeds will fill testing centers around
Two Harvard Students Win Canadian Rhodes
Two more Harvard students have been named Rhodes Scholars, bringing the College's total Rhodes count to seven. Demetra C. Koutsoukos
Weld, Kerry Hold Final Debate
In the crucial final debate before next week's U.S. Senate election, Gov. William F. Weld '66 and Sen. John F.
Clinton, Dole Square off in Final Debate of Campaign.
In an unexpectedly low-key debate last night in San Diego, President Bill Clinton restated his vision for the 21st century,
Uncle John's Bands
BOSTON--The psychedelic sixties and everything the decade stood for came crashing down in FleetCenter Saturday night as a star-studded line-up
Wolf Wins State Rep. Primary
All along, pundits said the race for Cambridge's next state representative was too close to call. They were right. Former
PARTISAN STRIFE
For the Harvard College Democrats (HCD), last winter's trips to New Hampshire to campaign for President Clinton were a dream
Alexander Works to Appeal to Moderates, Conservatives
HOOKSETT, N.H.--Across the street from a gun shop posting a sign with the words "Go Pat [Buchanan] Go," former Tennessee
Republican Hopefuls Battle in New Hampshire Debate
MANCHESTER, N.H.--With the New Hampshire primary looming just five days away, the Republican presidential candidates converged in Manchester for a
Gramm Supporters Need New Candidate
After a devastating defeat in the Louisiana primary and a fifth-place finish in Iowa, Sen. Phil Gramm (R-Tex.) is calling
Students Campaign for Clinton in N.H.
KEENE, N.H.--With the national election still 10 months away and President Clinton facing no major Democratic challengers, it might seem
Students Interview With Playboy
This October, for the third time in its history, Playboy magazine will publish an Ivy League issue featuring Harvard students,
