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Seth A. Gitell
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Searching for an Identity and a Homeland
The television set glows. On the screen are flashing images of violence from the strife-torn Middle East. A black-haired man
From Bikers To Preppies, Bud Hats To Chinos
Once one of Harvard Square's few sanctuaries of bike culture, heavy metal music, jeans and leather jackets, the Bow and
The Battle Of the Bulger
T HE EERY-BRIGHT LIGHT of the early November moon shines through the railing of a Windsor St. rooftop in South
Israel Sees a New Threat: Saddam Hussein
Saddam Hussein is a good guy. At least, Faoud thinks so. Faoud, a Palestinian teenager, works behind the counter of
Harvard Man to Sue New Kid
Donnie Wahlberg, of the pop music group New Kids on the Block, allegedly assaulted a Harvard junior on a Delta
Local Students Sound Off on New Kids
QUINCY, MA--Standing across the street from St. Joseph's Church in Quincy Point, ten-year-old Elizabeth Mancuso was confused about her favorite
Rebuilding America After Berlin
L OOKING at the condition of the inner cities, the environment, the infrastructure and education in this country, it seems
Club's Parties Under Scrutiny In S
It's not easy being a member of the Pi Eta Speakers Association, Inc. these days. The all-male social club located
Joining the War on Drugs
W HEN President Bush announced his drug plan on September 5, he called for an all-out war on drugs. In
Taking a Swing at the Movies
Baseball is a sport of social control. The decision of an outside arbiter governs each inning, each at-bat, and indeed,
Prize-Winning Author: Recall Vietnam's Lesson
"The statute of limitations" on America's involvement in Vietnam should never run out, Pulitzer Prizewinning author Neil Sheehan '58 told
Talking About Talk Radio
T ALK-RADIO bashing is popular right now. Real popular. In the House, members of Congress denounced the nation's radio talk-show
The Combat Zone: Cleaning Up Its Act?
W HEN Andy Puopolo '77 was stabbed and killed after going to a strip joint back in 1976, the Combat
Down and Out in the Zone
G ROWING up in the Boston area, I always heard wild things about the Combat Zone. When I first learned
HRE Calls Cleanup Program Too Strict
An official of Harvard's real estate branch last week blasted a set of state environmental clean-up guidelines that took effect
