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Nalina Sombuntham
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Deans Bid Musical Farewell to Illingworth
College administrators produced and performed in a musical spectacle, complete with fanfare and an Elvis medley, in a farewell celebration
Students Discuss Final Clubs
Last night, the Radcliffe Union of Students (RUS) hosted a passionate discussion on all-male final clubs that touched on a
New Office Combats Assault
On the eighth floor of the Holyoke Center, a makeshift, blue and white sign quietly announces the arrival of the
Cooke’s Exit Spurs Concern
In the wake of the departure of the College’s coordinator of student activities, the Black Students Association (BSA) are asking
Anti-Assault Office Previews Plans
The student group leading campus efforts to reduce sexual violence met for the first time last night with the committee
Men Against Rape Holds First Meeting
Harvard Men Against Rape held their first meeting last night in the Leverett Junior Common Room. Six members met with
Under the Big Tent
Harvard may have built its reputation on academic excellence, but it is the College’s extracurricular scene that has left a
People in the News: Jason L. Lurie '05
Jason L. Lurie ’05 raised a stir this year when he challenged whether the Undergraduate Council should give funds to
Hold The Eggs
In the fall of 1977, the most important meal of the day became the most newsworthy meal of the year,
Speakers Chosen To Address Graduates
Eric B. Hart ’03 will urge graduating seniors to be civil in public debate in a speech chosen Friday to
Search for Masters Narrows
With the new masters of Cabot, Currier and Winthrop Houses set to be appointed by the end of next week,
Crimson Poll: Majority Against Military Action
In sharp contrast to the wider American public, a majority of students at Harvard College oppose the current U.S. military
Changes to Summer Program Worry Former Students
Threatened with a lawsuit challenging its racially-exclusive admission policies, an MIT program for high school students has had to open
RUS Redefines Face of Feminism
The newly-elected board of the Radcliffe Union of Students (RUS) met with its members last week to discuss the future
Learning Arabic, Looking for Roots
Last March, Gordon Gray Jr. ’65 bestowed a $1.5 million endowment to encourage the study of Arabic language at Harvard,
