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Jeffrey S. Nordhaus
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Meeting of the Sapped Powers
U SUALLY a summit, like the one between President Reagan and General Secretary Gorbachev last week, would seem momentous. Beyond
Divesting of Divestment
B IRDS OF a feather flock together, to coin a phrase. To coin another, less quotable one, when inclement weather
Committee Selects 20 Finalists Who Are to Visit Luxembourg
Twenty lucky students have just won an all-expenses paid trip to Luxembourg; included in this special offer is the chance
Masters Neglected Report Calling for SCR Changes
Most masters neglected a two year-old Undergraduate Council report that called for sweeping changes to make the Senior Common Rooms
Sharansky To Address Students
The apartment fits Americans' conception of a Soviet dwelling, with bare walls, simple furnishings, a dark, out-of-the-way location--and of course
Brinkley Decides to Take Tenured Post at CUNY
Dunwalke Associate Professor of History Alan M. Brinkley has accepted a tenured post in the prestigious graduate faculty of the
RAZA Letter Blasts Racism In Reaction to Razo Case
A campus organization of Mexican-American students yesterday characterized the reaction of much of the Harvard community to the arrest of
Glasnost at Harvard
T HE SOVIET Union has gotten a lot of good press lately. It has opened a few satellite facilities to
Hundreds Attend Service In Memory of Vanderpool
Hundreds of students and family members gathered in Quincy House yesterday to mourn the death of James "Jay" H. Vanderpool
PBH Hires Public Service Director For Understaffed Student Programs
From her newly created post as director of public service programs, Shelly L. Taylor '83 will assist the College's several
Harvard to Comply With New Law; Employees Must Prove Citizenship
Although University officials say it would be nearly impossible for an illegal alien to have made onto the hallowed payrolls
Harvard to Comply With New Law; Employees Must Prove Citizenship
Although University officials say it would be nearly impossible for an illegal alien to have made onto the hallowed payrolls
Let the Games Begin
Just as athletes grab their discuses and bobsleds to compete in age-old competitions every quadrennium, Harvard summer school students will
Rep. Joe Kennedy Has Large Campaign Debts
Rep. Joseph P. Kennedy II, who spent $1.8 million last year in his successful bid to replace retiring House Speaker
Harvard, Have You Forgotten About PBH?
Thirty years ago, Harvard wouldn't let the sexes mix in its dorm after the evening hours. Seemingly, Father John's authority
