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Pool Gets Dramatic Change
The Adams House pool, past home to dippers like Gov. William F. Weld '66 and more recently a site for
Christy's Will Soon Sell Beer and Wine
Although finding a beer in Harvard Square has never been too difficult. Christy's market plans to make it even easier.
Harvard Its Own Worst Enemy at Squash Tourney
Another winter sport goes out with a bang this weekend. The Harvard squash team's season is a fait accompli --and
Fencing Surprising 8th at IFA Tourney
It hasn't been the greatest of seasons for the Harvard men's fencing team as far as win-loss records go. With
Reading International Closes Shop in Square
Harvard Square, famed for its plethora of independent bookshops, lost a little of its diversity yesterday with the closing of
Forum Examines 'Children at Risk'
A Radcliffe symposium Saturday explored social problems affecting American children, including a lack of individual attention and social stratification. About
HUPD Arrests Man In Science Center
Harvard police arrested a man in the Science Center yesterday on charges of larceny, trespassing, and selling false railroad passes--possibly
Tickets Sold Out For 'The Liberators'
Tickets sold out yesterday for Monday's showing of "The Liberators," a controversial documentary about the role of Black soldiers in
Clark: Not Too Many Lawyers
Dean of the Law School Robert C. Clark defended the growing number of lawyers in America in an essay published
