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Jennifer M. Siegel
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Play That Funky Music
It is a Wednesday night at Club Passim, and Jessica T. Tardy '99, a redhead with a voice that is
Restriction Not the Answer
Aspects of final club culture are indeed contrary to the values of this College, and that is why the Staff's
Students Critique Quality of Care at UHS, Cite Misdiagnoses
Like the food in the dining halls, health care inspires gripes and jokes at summer camps and on college campuses
Missing Money Troubles Hong Kong Club
In early December 1997, a Hong Kong donor realized that a check for about $385,000 that he intended for University
Candidates for 8th District Square Off at Debate
Speaking before 275 people at the Codman Square Health Center in Dorchester, 10 candidates in the 8th Congressional District race
Class of 1998 Doesn't Ante Up for Harvard
Each year, Harvard hopes that with the stroke of a pen, graduating seniors will keep their alma mater close to
Candidate For Eighth District Seat Speaks at IOP
Quality education, affordable housing and heterogeneous communities are essential for rebuilding urban areas, Thomas M. Keane Jr. '78 told a
Crew Tops Cambridge At Henley
Capping off an outstanding season, the men's heavyweight crew team took the Ladies' Challenge Plate at England's Henley Royal Regatta
Physics Expert Named New Dean of DEAS
Venkatesh Narayanamurti will become the next dean of the Division of Engineering and Applied Sciences (DEAS) and McKay professor of
NHL Drafts Two Crimson Players
Two Crimson players skated into the National Hockey League (NHL) during last Saturday draft in Buffalo, N.Y. Steven F. Moore
Journalism Awards to Honor Lukas
Beginning in 1999, Harvard's Nieman Foundation will co-administer a series of prizes and programs with the Columbia School of Journalism
GSE to Host Retiring Ivy President
In the coming year, Neil L. Rudenstine will not be the only college president on campus. He will have company
Despite Complaints, St. Paul's Bells Ring
Every 15 minutes during the day, the bells now toll for the neighbors of St. Paul Church on 26 Mt.
Crew Prepares For Shuttle Mission
Semi-circular rows of computers, electronic switchboards and unobtrusive decor make the Operations Control Center (OCC) for NASA's Advanced X-ray Astrophysics
Torrential Rains Drench Harvard Buildings
Iron gates and student keycards help keep intruders out of Harvard buildings, but last weekend's torrential rain was unstoppable. Although
