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Some Who Missed The Game Studied
While many of Harvard's most loyal students, faculty and alumni watched the Crimson eleven defeat the New Haven invaders Saturday,
Sheriff Announces Proposal to Alter Jailing Procedures
John J. Buckley, sheriff of Middlesex County, announced Thursday that he is now deciding whether to approve a 1973 Cambridge
Corporation Approves Proposal To Alter Employee Categories
The Corporation approved earlier this month a plan to alter the two University employee classifications. As of July 1, the
Democrats to Select Delegates; Not Many Students Registered
Today is the final day for students to register to vote if they plan to participate in the first step
Printers Strike Draws Favorable Responses From Mail Workers and Radical Economists
A group of radical economists at Harvard yesterday released a report explaining why the University should meet the wage demands
B&G To Beautify House Landscapes
Diane K. McGuire, landscape architect in the Buildings and Grounds department; said Friday that her office has designed a "master
Lipset Weighs Stanford Offer; May Leave Harvard This Fall
Seymour Martin Lipset, professor of Government and Social Relations, will leave Harvard in the fall for a post at Stanford
Whitlock Recommends Woman To Kirkland Senior Tutorship
Elizabeth A. Gray, teaching fellow and newly appointed assistant professor of Celtic Languages and Literatures, has been recommended to be
History Dept. to Consider Revising General Exams
The undergraduate curriculum committee of the History Department last week submitted to the department a revised proposal to replace senior
