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Dukakis Proposes Loans for 11 Cities
After more than two weeks of State House debate. Gov. Michael S. Dukakis yesterday proposed a plan that would resolve
Proposals for Homeless May--Expand City Shelters
A new emergency shelter for the city's homeless may be operating by late May, as part of Gov. Michael S.
House Expected to Pass Prop 21/2 Delay for Cities
The state House of Representatives' expected formal approval today of Gov. Michael S. Dukakis's local aid package well end a
Student-Run Lobby Faces Fight on Campus Funding
A state-wide, student run lobby for consumer and environmental protection is facing a challenge form several state legislators and conservative
Legislature Passes Scholarship Hike
In the first substantial student aid funding increase in more than 10 years, the state legislature last week approved a
Researchers Defend Use of Pounds' Dogs
Citing the need for dogs in research, several Medical School professors last week testified before the state legislature in an
State Aid to Cities Would Preserve Status Quo; Cambridge Officials Hope for $11 Million Package
Gov. Michael S. Dukakis's pledge to increase local aid by more than $150 million over last year has drawn praise
State Budget Should Boost City Funds
Based on past promises, Governor Michael S. Dukakis' proposed budget for fiscal year 1984 should increase aid to cities and
Law School Teach-in Probes Vietnam War, Vets' Problems
"They" made a mistake "They" made us a scapegoat. In a war we couldn't have won The voung have seen
College Newspaper Suit
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.--Nearing the end of a three-year fight with the University of Minnesota, the Minnesota Daily, an undergraduate newspaper, now
Professors' Petition Asks U.S. To Cut Back Aid to Israel
About 50 Harvard professors last month joined more than 450 academies in singing a petition that urges the suspension of
$400 Million Goal
Columbia University this week launched a five-year fundraising campaign to raise $400 million, the highest fund-raising goal ever set by
Local Teach-Ins to Examine Real Solutions to Arms Race
The School of Public Health (SPH) and several local disarmament organizations today are sponsoring programs on solutions to the nuclear
Charles River Bridge Faces Identity Crisis
If you try to follow the maps and road signs to the Larz Anderson bridge, you'll never get there. It's
