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Profs Link Dyslexia to Abnormal Brain Growth
Dyslexia may be caused by abnormal brain development before birth, a Harvard Medical School professor told an audience of about
Programs to Avert Teen Pregnancies Urged
Teenage sex, which results in a million pregnancies a year, must be countered with aggressive sex education programs and "diligent
Big Green Trips Women Booters, 3-1
The Harvard women's soccer team suffered a dramatic 3-1 loss to Dartmouth yesterday afternoon in Hanover, N.H. The Crimson (6-3-1,
UConn Downs Women Booters
Suffice it to say that it wasn't one of the 1986 Harvard women's soccer team's shining moments. The University of
Friars Bow to Unbeaten Women Booters
Another win, another shutout. Once again combining strong defense with aggressive offense, the Harvard women's soccer team took its undefeated
Women Booters Cruise; Contain Catamounts, 3-2
The Harvard women's soccer team boosted its record to 4-0 with a 3-2 victory over the University of Vermont Saturday
Sec. Shultz To Address Convocation In Yard Today
Secretary of State George P. Shultz will deliver an address entitled "Progress, Freedom and Responsibility" this morning when thousands gather
City to Decide Whether Store Misused Apartment
Cambridge's Rent Control Board will rule late this month on a camera shop's controversial use of a rent-controlled apartment in
Travelling and Trembling Over Terrorism
After walking out of Harvard with diploma in hand tomorrow, Jeffrey C. Levy '86 plans to travel abroad with his
Singers Scrap Britain Tour
One of three Harvard singing groups scheduled to tour abroad this summer has cancelled its trip in the wake of
Square Scuffle Leads to Arrests
Harvard and Cambridge police converged on Harvard Square late Friday night to break up a stick-fight, making two arrests and
Playboy: 60 Want to Pose
Estimating that he interviewed about 60 Harvard students this week who say they want to pose in Playboy's upcoming "Women
Brown Debates Housing Gay Guests
A conference of college homosexuals to be held at Brown this weekend has sparked campus-wide controversy over housing the gay
Johnston Says She's Best Candidate for Eighth Seat
Carla Johnston last night told a small gathering of the Democratic Club that she is the most experienced of the
Pre-Frosh Puts Project in Space
While Harvard prepares to entertain newly admitted members of the Class of '90, prospective freshman Rachel Safman won't be able
