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Bumper Stickers Mean City Elections Are Here
Almost every taxi cab in Harvard Square sports a "Ken Reeves #1" bumper sticker. Signs urging Cambridge residents to put
Bumper Stickers Mean City Elections Are Here
Almost every taxi cab in Harvard Square sports a "Ken Reeves #1" bumper sticker. Signs urging Cambridge residents to put
1992: The Year the Money Ran Out?
Years from now, older Cambridge political hacks may look back on the 1992 fiscal year and speak with warmth about
War Sparks Conflicts in City
As word of President Bush's decision to go to war in the Persian Gulf spread last week, gluing eyes to
War Strikes Close to Home for Kuwaiti Student
When news of the U.S.-led aerial assault on Iraq broke last Wednesday night, visiting Kuwaiti student Bader El-Jeaan stayed up
Council Plans Afro-Am Forum
The Undergraduate Council last night resolved to hold an open forum on the troubled Afro-American Studies Department, even though council
Council Criticizes Stock Jump
The Undergraduate Council voted overwhelmingly last night to send a letter to the Corporation expressing its disappointment over an increase
Few Know Face Behind Voice
Students aren't the only members of the Harvard community with interesting extracurricular activities. One Harvard Dining Services (HDS) administrator says
`Billionaire Boys' Club' in Action
It's been called the Undergraduate Council's billionaire boys' club; it's almost exclusively male, and its members meet behind closed doors
Council Approves Divestment Report
The Undergraduate Council last night endorsed a report showing that a majority of students support complete University divestment from South
Heading the Council: Complement or Conflict?
As Undergraduate Council Chair Evan B. Rauch '91-'92 tells it, he and Vice Chair Joel D. Hornstein '91-'92 first met
Incumbents, Divestment Win Big In Elections
Midway through ballot counting in this year's Undergraduate Council elections, it appears likely that nearly all of the 35 incumbents
UHS Replaces Clinic With New Procedure
As part of an effort to shorten waiting times and personalize medical care, University Health Services (UHS) has eliminated its
University Introduces New Telephone System
In an effort to cut costs and improve phone service, the University has launched its own phone company. The new
Sullivan Says More Gov't Won't Solve Health Crisis
At an address at the Kennedy School of Government, Federal Secretary of Health and Human Services Louis W. Sullivan called
