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ACSR Pickets
About 30 students picketed the meeting of the Advisory Committee on shareholder Responsibility (ACSR) for the second consecutive week yesterday,
Republican Club Breaks Deadlock, Elects President
The Harvard-Radcliffe Republican Club Monday night elected Kathy A. Duey '79 president and Kenneth G. Lucero '80 vice president. Election
Search Committee May Pick Police Chief Soon
The search committee for a new University police chief will meet tomorrow to possibly recommend one of the seven remaining
Women Applicants Yield Record Totals
A record number of applicants applied for admission to the Class of 1982, with sharp increases in the number of
Toland Wins Award
The College Athletic Business Managers Association recently awarded top honors to Francis J. Toland, business manager of the Harvard Department
State Alleges Sex Bias At Father's
"Father's," a chain of seven legal bars in the Boston area, faces possible legal action for failing to comply with
Carter Stresses Economy In State of Union Address
President Carter stressed the importance of the common good over special interests in his State of the Union address delivered
Professors Call Carter An Apt Pupil
President Carter's first year seems to have been primarily a learning experience, according to an informal poll of Harvard faculty
DiCara to Run
Boston City Councilor Lawrence S. DiCara '71 will run for the Democratic nomination for State Treasurer against incumbent Robert Q.
Dartmouth Concert
The Harvard Band held its annual fall concert, featuring Boston Symphony Orchestra's trombone soloist Ronald Baron, last night. Thomas G.
New Indoor Tennis, Track Facility Opens
The opening Wednesday of the new $3 million Indoor Track and Tennis facility (IT&T) is providing another option for entertainment
