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Steven J. Sampson
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Throwing Stones In Glass Houses
A newly-elected mayor of a large American city has numerous problems he has to cope with. Neighborhoods are run down,
British Expert Says Research Has Not Reduced Cancer Rate
Despite large expenditures on cancer research, more people die from cancer now than ever before, a leading British cancer researcher
Nozick, Walzer Predict Jews Will Focus on Jewish Issues
Jewish professors at Harvard will probably spend more time examining Jewish issues in coming years, Robert Nozick, professor of Philosophy,
B&G to Buy Four Buses For New Fleet
The Department of Buildings and Grounds (B&G) will replace its fleet of four shuttle buses by next year and solicit
Students Plan 'Group-Oriented' Games To Ease Freshman Week Adjustment
Ten upperclassmen are planning an afternoon of "group-oriented" games for Freshman Week designed to help the entering class become better
Somerville Rent Control Ends; Tenants Await Court Decision
An ordinance ending rent control in Somerville went into effect Thursday, although four Somerville residents are awaiting action in Middlesex
Swimmers Win Big Harvard Trounces Penn, 70-41
Flight delays kept Crimson coach Joe Bernal from ever reaching Philadelphia in time for Saturday's dual swim meet against Pennsylvania;
Survey of Professors Reports Harvard Has Best Departments
A newly-released portion of a nationwide survey shows that 47 per cent of responding college Faculty members list a Harvard
Restricted Enrollment Courses Turn Away Many Students
Professors and lecturers in many of the approximately 190 limited enrollment courses offered for undergraduates this term said yesterday that
SAC Asks University Officials To Rename Engelhard Library
Six members of the Student Advisory Committee (SAC) of the Institute of Politics yesterday asked University officials to reconsider its
Law Student Asks Soviets To Free Exiled Dissident
State Department officials submitted to the Soviet Embassy in Washington last week a legal petition written by a third-year student
Super Bowl Attracts Viewers But Exams Draw Many Away
Yesterday's Super Bowl game put many Harvard students in a dilemma: to watch, or to study? The prospect of a
