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A Religious Misunderstanding

E ver since I got to this university I have been wanting to ask every Jewish person on this campus

Currier Is Ugly, Yet Friendly

Some say it's the house for athletes and big parties. Others complain there are too many men. But most agree

NO REST FOR THE WEARY

WHETHER USING NO-DOZ TO STAY AWAKE OR RELAXATION TAPES TO FALL ASLEEP, MANY HARVARD STUDENTS ARE FINDING THAT THERE IS...

Students Locked Out

The electronic key cards installed in first-year dorms this summer may have brought added convenience and security for many, but

Nearly 500 Attend Fashion Program

Harvard undergraduates strutted their stuff this weekend at the Sheraton Commander during the "Buy Boston" Fashion Show "Vogue" Benefit Semi-Formal

Prescriptions for Health Care:

Candidates Introduce Rival Plans for the Nation's Medical System, as Harvard Professors Say Cost, Access Problems Continue to Worsen This

CONTRASTING PORTRAITS

When Harvard medical student Paul Lozano became depressed and homesick, he contacted the first psychiatrist on a list provided by

State Permits Harvard Psychiatrist to Practice

A state medical board decided early this morning not to suspend a Harvard Medical School psychiatrist accused of having an

Anderson Directs NASA Study Tracking Hole in Ozone Layer

For most people, concerned action about the hole in the ozone layer stops at buying hairspray free of chlorofluorocarbons. But

Scientists Locate CTG Gene

Science has made a giant step towards finding the cure for muscular dystrophy, MIT researchers said yesterday. At a press

Criticism, Concerns Remain After FDA's Ruling on Breast Implants

Over one million U.S. women have had silicone breast implant operations, and in light of recent findings by the Food

Asian-American Festivities Commence

The Harvard Asian-American community will be offering food, films, dancing and speeches to celebrate the campus's second annual Asian American

Montreal Massacre Remembered

Anti-sexism groups yesterday handed out black ribbons and displayed t-shirts painted by abuse survivors yesterday to mark the second anniversary

New Magazine Covers Environmental Issues

The first issue of the Environmental Reporter, a magazine devoted to covering environmental issues, will be distributed throughout the College

Pro-Choice Groups Plot Course

BOSTON--Pro-choice groups in the Boston area are redoubling their efforts after Congress failed to override President Bush's veto of a

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