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Amy N. Ripich
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Fearsome Phantoms Lurking in the Ivy ...
They don't put it in the admissions brochure. Like any self-respecting 350-year-old institution, Harvard has a long and illustrious history
When No Means Yes
S OMETIMES A SIMPLE "yes" or "no" can be very confusing. On Proposition 1 on the upcoming November ballot, for
Posers and Poseurs
T HE FIRST WORD in the feminist Women of the Ivy League magazine is "Playboy," and that says a lot
Asbestos Found in Yard Dorm
After a University plumber discovered exposed asbestos in a Yard bathroom during routine repairs earlier this week, a University health
Ball Lottery Results Out: 434 Are Still Ticketless
Some laughed, others blinked back tears. Some gloated, others griped. Some were ball-bound, others were slated to sweep cinders. It
'Can't Read Your ID?' Let Harvard Re-Print It
You registered. You had your ID card made. You got your study card signed and turned in yesterday. You're done
Sellers and Students Interface at PC Fair
It was fair in the true sense of the word, complete with helium balloons, popcorn, prizes, and bushel-baskets of apples.
Sun in the Square Isn't Just for Summer
If your memories of summer are beginning to fade, at least you can make sure your tan doesn't. In fact,
Blackballed
I HAVE A DATE, a dress, reservations at a romantic restaurant, and an invitation to an elegant ball to be
Not So Funny
A FUNNY THING happened to me on the way to Lamont. It was so funny I'll never be the same.
Coucous Innovations
Besides the fast food items, innovations in dining hall menus also include shrimp and chicken stirfries, couscous, and tabouli. Although
For Your Dining Pleasure
Cambridge may not have Taco Bell yet, and a craving for Wendy's still means a T-ride to Boston. But that
They Entered But Never Left
Life after Harvard can be trying. But for some alums, leaving the alma mater never has been tried. For a
Harvard Schlock
One Harvard Square developer has launched a campaign to allow everyone to "own a piece of the Square." Sheldon Cohen,
Assassinated
The possibility of a lawsuit convinced three University of Pennsylvania sophomores to cancel a team "assassin" game they planned in
