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Molly Hennessy-fiske
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Miller Shines on Court, Heads for Med School
In a world of identity politics and absolutes, Suzie Miller '99 is pretty sure what she likes. Athletes who get
Of Sally Ride and Final Clubs
For four years I have written for this newspaper, among other publications, and for four years I have endured a
Of Sally Ride and Final Club
For four years I have written for this newspaper, among other publications, and for four years I have endured a
The Gift That Keeps On Giving
Harvard writes to my grandmother pretty regularly. She isn't a star academic, although she did attend Temple University and managed
Editorial Notebook
It's a pretty universal experience. Spring eases into Cambridge and students hit the streets in search of summer housing. Last
An Activist Leads RUS
W hen newly-elected Radcliffe Union of Students (RUS) Co-President Amanda (Mia) Bagneris '99 approaches, it's hard to know what you're
Uni-Lu Director Has Trouble Recruiting Volunteers for Holiday Season
Scott C. Seider '99 did not want to be interviewed. Busy organizing students for the University-Lutheran (Uni-Lu) Homeless Shelter's holiday
Stewart, Cohen Pledge to Unite U.C.
One day after narrowly winning the race to lead next year's Undergraduate Council, the incoming student body president and vice-president
License Board Cracks Down on Drinking
The Cambridge License Commission is showing signs that it is cracking down on underage drinking in the city. Last night,
Beacon Hill Ends Session Tonight
BOSTON--As the State Legislature winds down its business tonight, Massachusetts lawmakers are scurrying to pass bills before the busy end
Computer the Big Winner in Citywide Election
Last Tuesday's municipal election inaugurated a new, computerized voting system in Cambridge which, according to candidates and others involved, revolutionized
Radcliffe Mentorships Offer Guidance, Perspectives
The mood was one of excited anticipation as participants in the Radcliffe Mentor Program made their way into the Cronkhite
Organists Are Just Normal People
His Nikes sit, discarded, beside the organ bench, his bag slumped in one of the empty pews of Appleton Chapel,
Technology Permits a Historic First: Instant Vote Results
New voting technology speeded the Cambridge City Council and School Committee elections yesterday, allowing instant result tabulation last night and
City Council, School Committee Election Ballots Cast Today
As the polls for local elections open today, Harvard students may not be rushing to cast their ballots. But last
