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Unveiling Unconsciousness

What is perhaps most notable about the current Fogg exhibition of works from the Abstract Expressionist period is simply its

Dramatic Club Recommends Academic Credit for Theater In Report to Faculty Committee

The executive board of the Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club (HDC) yesterday presented a report recommending academic credit for theater work to

Reactions Vary Over Transfer Freeze

The new policy for fall housing transfers is drawing mixed reviews from freshmen who will be unable to apply to

Anthropology Professor Will Leave

Alan C. Walker, associate professor of Anthropology and associate professor of Anatomy at the Medical School, last week rejected a

Lecturer Highlights U.S. Foreign Policy, African Problems

The decolonization of Africa is just as important for the international community as the emancipation of blacks was for the

Television Producer Cancels 'Lost Cookies' Tube Debut

Thomas Kramer '78 lost his chance for television fame this week when producers at WCVB-TV in Needham decided his videotaped

Singers to Choose Associate Director For Choral Groups

The Radcliffe Choral Society will audition four candidates next week for the position of associate director of choral activities and

Bate Takes Prize, Wins Book Award For Johnson Work

W.Jackson Bate '39, Lowell Professor of the Humanities, yesterday received a 1978 National Book Award for his biography "Samuel Johnson."

Physician Calls Nuclear Power A Death Industry

"Radiation is probably the most important subject in the world today," Dr. Helen Caldicott, an Australian pediatrician and opponent of

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