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William P. Moynahan
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Give the Military Another Look
A year ago the events on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001 found me alone a few thousand feet above
Hennefeld Brings Back Progressive Spirit
Daniel M. Hennefeld '99 wishes Harvard in 1999 resembled the campus in 1969. In his crusade to prod his fellow
Cheesecake Factory Will Serve Cambridge Clientele
Cheesecake lovers in Cambridge will soon have another option to satisfy their cravings. The Cheesecake Factory, a popular restaurant chain
College Students Get $40 Billion in Tax Credit
WASHINGTON, D.C.--The tax and budget legislation that President Clinton signed into law on Tuesday includes $40 billion in tax breaks
Albright Will Discuss Future of American Foreign Policy
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright will use her speech this afternoon to outline America's role in the world of
A Bright Future
In 1959, Madeleine K. Albright was told by her graduation speaker at Wellesley that her role in life was to
The Misunderstood Military
L eaning on my right leg to brace against the 40 mile-per-hour winds, I watched as the crew on the
HAND Raffle Ends
House and Neighborhood Development (HAND) program leaders announced yesterday that they collected more than $400 in a fundraising contest for
UMass Amherst Sit-In Enters Its Fourth Day
More than one hundred University of Massachusetts (UMass), Amherst students remained entrenched in a campus office building yesterday, after taking
Hawaiian Conference Held
The Hawaii Club of Harvard hosted a conference on ethnic and race relations last weekend which drew more than 250
U.C. Elects Treasurer, Secretary
The elections of secretary and treasurer dominated the agenda of the Undergraduate Council's first meeting of the spring semester last
Wellstone Speaks Against Race, Poverty Linkage
In a speech before a crowded audience last night at the Kennedy School of Government, Sen. Paul Wellstone (D-Minn.) said
Phi Beta Kappa Elects 48 Additional Members
Forty-eight seniors were elected to Phi Beta Kappa in the second round of elections for the Class of 1997, the
M. Swim. Dives In
Today's double meet with Columbia and Army marks the beginning of what most expect will be a very promising season
Banking Firms Begin Recruiting Process Early
Recruiting has long been a staple of the average senior's spring. If recent trends continue, it may well be pushed
