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Students Protest Eviction of Koreans
BOSTON--Chanting "Don't kick them out, Japan, let the people keep their land," approximately 40 students, mostly from Harvard, rallied in
Student Groups Remember L.A. Riots
On a day that marked the anniversary of last year's L.A. riots, leaders of student groups spoke last night to
South Asians Elect New Officers, Urge Diversity
The need to address and integrate religious, cultural and regional diversity dominated the platform in Sunday's South Asian Association (SAA)
L.A. Riots Not to Happen Again, Korean Community Leader Says
Regardless of the verdict of the second Rodney King case, a repeat of last year's Los Angeles riots will not
AAA Leaders Upset Over Representation
Leaders of Asian-American organizations met yesterday with Assistant Dean of Students Ellen Hatfield Towne to protest that events scheduled for
AAA Elects Cheng, Hwang As Leaders
The need to unify Asian-American voices and the desire to impassion student activism were the issues that dominated the platform
University Installs Computer Network
Students and faculty will soon be able to use computers to access information ranging from daily dining menus to school
Actor Speaks at AAA Conference
Actor Steve Park urged Asian-Americans to be more visible Saturday morning as he spoke to an audience of about 20
Medical Dean Denies Pressure to Pass Blacks
A Harvard Medical School dean last week denied an allegation aired on National Public Radio that the school's administrators pressure
Keeping Tabs
Every time a first-year uses a card key to open a door, a central computer records the student's identity, and
Fine Charges Smear Tactics In Republican Club Elections
Randall A. Fine '96, accused earlier this week of bribing students in return for votes, said yesterday that he was
Senators: U.S. Must Dismantle Weapons
Sen. Sam Nunn (D-Ga.) and Sen. Richard Lugar (R-Ind.) said in a news conference at the Charles Hotel yesterday that
GOP Club Changes Its Name
Members of the Harvard Republican Club last Monday voted to change the group's name to the Harvard-Radcliffe Republican Club, club
Family, Friends Honor Frug
Friends and family of the late Mary Joe Frug honored the memory of the murdered law professor at a showing
Thai Princess Visits Harvard
Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn of Thailand is visiting Harvard this week to commemorate the 100th anniversary of
