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John D. Solomon
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Testing with the tubes
F our years ago, Paula Lozano '84 entered Harvard with a clear vision of what she wanted to do when
Learning to lose
Y ale alumni treasurer B. Patrick Madden, a member of the undefeated 1969 Bulldog squad, doesn't think any we should
Nobody Does It Better
A S PART of a rehabilitation program to get an Connery's 007 ready for a return to action, British Secret
A Broken Promise
A NEW and promising political partnership is in danger of being extinguished in its infancy, and it is not the
10,000 Silent Men
Whatever one thinks about censoring the Band, their University-inspected performance at halftime of the Harvard-Army football game pointed out one
Police Set Up Local Roadblock, Aim to Nab Drunken Drivers
Patrolman Michael Pavone stopped 300 cars on Memorial Drive late Friday night and said the same thing to every driver.
Bok Alters Proposal For College Athletics
After spearheading an effort to increase university control of intercollegiate athletic policy, President Bok yesterday toned down his controversial proposal
Bok to Meet With NCAA To Press for Changes
President Bok will go head to head today with National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) officials over his proposal to bring
Dukakis Fights Drunk Driving; Will Set Up Local Roadblocks
As part of the effort to reduce the number of alcohol-related automobile accidents in Massachusetts, Gov. Michael S. Dukakis said
Promises, Promises
NOT REGISTERING for the draft, it seems, is a lot like jaywalking. When you dart across the street in the
State Aid Weighed for College Cities
Two state commissions will this fall begin investigating the possibility of subsidies to municipalities such as Cambridge which have a
Occupational Hazards
C HRISTINE CRAFT WAS a popular news anchor in 1981, for Kansas City television station KMBC-TV. In eight months, Craft
Basketball Coach Backs Freshman Ineligible Rule
A recent NCAA committee report urging that freshman be ineligible for varsity basketball was supported yesterday by Harvard's basketball coach.
House Strongly Supports Mass. Draft/Aid Linkage
A bill that would deny state financial aid to students who do not register for the draft has moved through
NCAA Officials to Oppose Bok Plan
A top official of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) said yesterday that his group would probably not accept a
