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Students Lose Maid Service In Houses, Dorms After '56
University officials and members of the Harvard University Employees Representative Association will meet today to iron out final details on
Pusey Gives Approval To Ivy Football League
President Pusey said yesterday he would be "predisposed in favor" of a strong Ivy Football League. "I can't say anything
Ivy League Football Teams to Play Seven Intra-League Games in 1956
The Ivy League attempt to create a closely knit football league may well be the second step toward an eventual
Simple Ceremonies Install Pusey as President Today
Nathan Marsh Pusey will become the 24th President of Harvard University this afternoon in the Faculty Room of University Hall
Corporation to Extend Divinity Drive Deadline
The Corporation has decided to extend the deadline of the first half of the Divinity School's fund drive "for a
Symington Says Fear May Curtain America's Freedom
"Communism will lose and be destroyed. That has always been the fate of evil dictators; and I am certain that,
Overseers Assemble Today; Consider Pusey's Election
Close to 30 members of the Board of Overseers will meet at 3 p.m. this afternoon to consider the Corporation's
Pusey Flys to Reunion, Stays Only Five Hours
A still overwhelmed, but confident small-college President landed in Boston amid a mass of photographers and reporters yesterday and proceeded
Yale Breaks with NCAA On TV Football Policies
Yale University revealed yesterday in a statement to the CRIMSON that it would not abide by the National Collegiate Athletic
Decision on Furry May Come Today
The Corporation's long-awaited decision on Wendell H. Furry and other faculty members who balked before Congressional hearings will be revealed
College Breaks With NCAA On Grid Television Policy
In a surprise move, the College announced yesterday that it will not abide by the National Collegiate Athletic Association's football
Street Gang Ruthlessly Beats, Knifes Graduate
A recent College graduate was brutally beaten and slashed on Boylston St. last night by a and of marauding Cambridge
Overseers Meet at 11 a.m.; President May Be Selected
The next President of Harvard University may be picked today. Indications last night were, however, that no choice will be
Lubell Twins Pressured From Top 'Record' Jobs
David L. and Jonathan W. Lubell 2L resigned last week from their positions on the Law School Record as a
Law School Twins Testify at Hearing Today; Kamin, Three Others Invoke 5th Amendment
Jonathan W. and David L. Lubell, second year Law School twin brothers, were called before closed hearings of the Jenner
