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Union Shop Stewards Protest Part-Time Employment Policy
A decision by the University to offer all full-time food service employees part-time summer jobs has evoked sharp criticism from
Academy Honors
The National Academy of Science announced Saturday that four Harvard professors have been elected to membership in the academy. The
Task Force Plans Sunday Demonstration
The Harvard-Radcliffe Task Force for Affirmative Action will stage a demonstration Sunday to "tell the University and the Office of
Cornell's Corson Affirms Stand On Minority Education Policy
Dale R. Corson, president of Cornell University, told members of the school's faculty council yesterday that the university has not
Assistance Plan
President Bok approved this week a University-wide tuition assistance plan (TAP) that will subsidize some University employees for all courses
Racquetmen Smash Penn, Lose Match to Columbia
The Crimson racquetmen returned from their weekend matches at Penn and Columbia with an Ivy League record of 1-1. Penn's
New Programs Advise Freshmen On Their Concentration Options
Faced with an April 30th deadline for completing field of concentration forms, large numbers of freshmen are consulting counseling services
On the Stump
Daniel P. Moynihan, professor of Government, campaigned yesterday in the New York cities of Binghamton, Syracuse, Rochester and Buffalo on
Binger Dies
Dr. Carl A.L. Binger '10, honorary consultant in Psychiatry to the University Health Services, died Monday at his home in
Cold Showers
Eighteen buildings in the Yard, including all but one Yard dormitory, will lose their hot water for three hours Thursday
Harvard Grants Campus Space To All Six Evicted Students
All six students evicted from South House last January because of "disorderly conduct" have been given housing on campus, Eleanor
