Alix M. Freedman

Heat Cost May Rise With Harsh Winter

By Alix M. Freedman January 05, 1977

This year's cold weather may force the University to exceed its alloted steam heating budget by between $140,000 and $193,000,

By Alix M. Freedman January 04, 1977

With sightseeing as its top priority and rowing as a secondary concern, the Harvard heavyweight varsity crew team spent a

By Alix M. Freedman January 03, 1977

Andrew Puopolo '77, the Harvard football player who was stabbed in Boston's Combat Zone on November 16, died December 17

By Alix M. Freedman November 04, 1976

Last February, after several consumers had complained, the Massachusetts Attorney General's office took Bic's ice cream parlor to court, alleging

By Alix M. Freedman November 03, 1976

Seventy-five per cent of those eligible to vote in the precinct that includes Harvard Yard and six of the River

By Alix M. Freedman October 30, 1976

Twenty-five young political leaders from the NATO countries visited Harvard yesterday as part of a two-week tour to study U.S.

By Alix M. Freedman October 23, 1976

The two-party system is "just not a working choice," Jeffrey Holman '78, a self-proclaimed radical and organizer of Harvard Students

By Rachel L. Cavell and Alix M. Freedman October 20, 1976

The Tufts University Medical Center is considering plans to establish the first veterinary school in New England, a Tufts spokesman

By Alix M. Freedman October 15, 1976

Three hundred and forty-nine students are taking make-up exams this week, 30 per cent more than last year, Marion Belliveau,