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Byrning Hot Salsa
Rei Momo By David Byrne Luaka Bop/Sire Records Co., 1989 If the power and energy of David Byrne's newest release,
A Texan Avoiding Becoming a `Blue-Bellied Yankee'
Before I left for college my first year, my parents bade me heed the advice of Polonius, one of the
The Harvard Sex Scandal That Shook the Nation
In 1964 the primary goal of College administrators was maintaining "an open door and one foot on the floor" policy
Passion in Sanders
In an unprecedented choral effort on this campus, the Harvard-Radcliffe Collegium Musicum will perform the St. Matthew's Passion by J.
Fusion Makes a Switch
Scott Cossu's latest Windham Hill production, Switchback, brings an interesting combination of Latin beat and classical instruments to a fusion
East Meets West
An exhibit containing both Western European and Turkish artistic representations of the powerful Ottoman Empire opened last weekend at the
Art On Campus
The Radcliffe Pitches and Harvard Krokodiloes' Valentine's Day Concert with the Yale Alleycats Tonight at 8:00 Sanders Theater--tickets $5 and
Stop Making Sense
Some lecturers just don't make sense. Often there are times when it seems that a professor tries to convey a
Of Ancient Scrolls and Scriptures...
To some people, Zoroasterianism might sound like a strange, new political philosophy, but at least one Harvard professor is educating
Politics and Fantasy in South America
N ATIVE Chilean Isabel Allende's third novel, Eva Luna, takes us away from the military dictatorship and riot police of
Integrating Math and Students
It is said that some of Harvard's most renowned professors are so concerned with their own academic research that they
Walsh Tours Harvard Housing
City Councillor William H. Walsh on Friday toured two Harvard housing complexes to test his theory that the University profits
A Broken-Down Projector
The Boys and Their Baby By Larry Wolff 260 pp. Alfred A. Knopf, $17.95 W HEN you finish reading The
Div. School Fills List Chair
The Harvard Divinity School's recent appointment of a Hebrew Bible scholar marks the first time a professor at the predominantly
Recent Court Decision Will Evict Well-Known Cambridge Jazz Bar
Cambridge's nationally renowned 1369 Jazz Club will vacate its Inman Square location later this month, bringing an end to a
