Margaret C. Boyer

Officials Cancel Yard 'Assassin'

By Margaret C. Boyer December 11, 1993

University officials have put an abrupt end to the popular "assassin" game for first-years, disappointing nearly 100 gun-toting according to

CLINTON'S ROCKY START

By Margaret C. Boyer May 17, 1993

HARVARD PROFESSORS, ADMINISTRATORS AND FELLOWS SAY IT'S HARD TO JUDGE A PRESIDENT'S TRUE EFFECTIVENESS ON AN ADMINISTRATION'S FIRST FEW MONTHS.

Thousands Celebrate the Arts

By Margaret C. Boyer May 03, 1993

Thousands of artists and spectators gathered this weekend for "Arts First: A Harvard-Radcliffe Celebration," an unprecedented event honoring student art

Crimson, Elis Lose To English

By Margaret C. Boyer April 19, 1993

Saturday morning was rainy and windy, much to the delight of the Oxford-Cambridge track and field team. "We like the

Worker Falls At Holyoke Center Area

By Margaret C. Boyer April 16, 1993

Seven emergency vehicles arrived at Holyoke Center last night after a worker fell off the construction site at about 8

Speaker Advocates Reaction Not Words

By Margaret C. Boyer April 13, 1993

Colleges and universities must be major influences in the fight to end racism, said J. (Penny) Saffold in last night's

Carby Gives Final DuBois Talk

By Margaret C. Boyer April 09, 1993

Citing films and a classic work of literature, Yale Professor Hazel V. Carby said yesterday that efforts by liberal whites

Activists Seeking Full Access To Abortion

By Margaret C. Boyer March 23, 1993

Ensuring full access to legal abortions will be the focus of abortion-rights activists during the Clinton presidency, a state abortion-rights

City Exceeds Snow Budget

By Margaret C. Boyer March 19, 1993

This winter's heavy snowfall is wreaking havoc on the Cambridge city budget, as cleanup costs have far surpassed expenses from

Women Speak on Politics

By Margaret C. Boyer March 12, 1993

Women's issues and politics in the Middle East cannot be completely separated, said Rabab Hadi and Simona Sharoni in a

Aquamen Lead at Blodgett

By Margaret C. Boyer March 05, 1993

The Harvard men's swim team scored a whopping 271 points to take control of the Eastern Championships after one day

Hillel Construction Begins

By Margaret C. Boyer March 02, 1993

The trees in the Fly Club garden between Lowell and Quincy Houses came tumbling down yesterday--much to the delight of

Waters Speaks on Los Angeles

By Margaret C. Boyer February 23, 1993

The Los Angeles districts torn by last year's riots can provide an example to a nation which needs to take

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