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Sarah A. Stahl
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Gone With The Wind
Although Harvard students may fantasize about weekends packed with adventure, mystery or violence, chances are that few, if any, have
South House Name Change Seems Likely
Twenty people who attended a meeting of the South House committee last night overwhelmingly voted to rename the House before
Still No Money To Fix Up Sever Hall
In October 1973, then assistant dean of the Faculty for resources and planning Richard G. Leahy, said he hoped funds
Jefferson Park Clinic Opening Scheduled for Early Spring
The North Cambridge Health Care and Social Services Center will open to serve residents of that area this spring, a
Bok To Make TV Appearance On NBC'S 'Meet The Press'
President Bok will make a televised appearance this Sunday on NBC's Meet the Press, two years after one of his
Edelin Is Still Waiting
In April 1974 Dr. Kenneth C. Edelin was indicted for manslaughter after he performed an abortion without attempting to save
Stickwomen Lose Post-Season Game
The Harvard International Men's Field Hockey, team completed its one-game season yesterday, defeating the Radcliffe varsity team 5-0. Sporting a
Students Use Apprenticeships To Work in Rural Medicine
During the past two years Harvard's Rural Health Apprenticeship Program (RHAP) has placed 23 students in areas of the United
Recycling Delayed
Disorganization and inefficiency caused the four-week delay in starting Harvard's paper recycling program this year, the program's student coordinator said
Freshman Council Is 'Social'; Does Not Affect School Police
The Freshman council fills a needed position each year, but the people affiliated with it don't always agree on what
High Radiation Forces Center To Move Soon
One of the University's seven day-care centers is looking for a new home because of increased radiation from Harvard's Oxford
