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At the Head of the Class
Shaka J.D. Bahadu ’04 is the host with the most—most guests, that is. As First Class Marshall, Bahadu is responsible
Marketed in Manhattan
MANHATTAN—They came from far and wide—with rolling suitcases and portable e-mail terminals in tow—but they were drawn together by a
Students Finally Receive Regular Pay
After nearly two months of missed checks and incorrect payments, many student employees started receiving regular weekly checks from the
O’Brien Concedes Bitter Campaign
BOSTON—For Shannon P. O’Brien, it ended with a whimper. In the ballroom at the Sheraton Boston where Democratic gubernatorial candidate
College Joins Campaign To Curb Binge Drinking
Harvard College administrators committed yesterday to participate in a Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH) campaign to curb binge drinking
Students Still Wait To Receive Paychecks
Nearly a month after many students started having problems caused by the University’s new payroll system, dozens of student employees
Race Relations Positions Created
In an effort to improve race relations in Houses and first-year dorms, at least 13 students will serve as liaisons
B-School Woos Alums and Their Checkbooks
Like many other B-schools across the country, Harvard Business School (HBS) prides itself on teaching its students the art of
Governor Candidates Bicker in Debate
Republican gubernatorial candidate W. Mitt Romney squared off against Democrat Shannon P. O’Brien in an inconclusive debate last night at
Face-Off Settled: Romney vs. O’Brien
BOSTON—State Treasurer Shannon P. O’Brien comfortably defeated three Democratic opponents in yesterday’s primary election, setting up her challenge to Republican
Reich Garners Student Support
By DAVID S. HIRSCH AND CHRISTOPHER M. LOOMIS CRIMSON STAFF WRITERs It’s quiet on campus. Even as the Massachusetts Democratic
Gov. Candidates Race to Primary
With the Democratic gubernatorial primary eight days away, the four remaining candidates continue to vie for the support of undecided
Outsiders Stage Convention Coup
WORCESTER—It’s a story of a little David against a big Goliath—literally—and Robert Reich couldn’t be happier to be the small
Halberstam Laments Lowering of News Standards
The quality of network news coverage is in steady decline, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist David Halberstam ’55 told audience members in
Dueling Lysistratas
They say all is fair in love and war, but when Hollywood squares off against Cambridge, things can get messy.
