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Teaching Malcolm X
F or most students, their high school education on the Civil Rights movement revolves around the image of nonviolence, Dr.
No Justice for King
D URING the Rodney King trial, defense counsel made the jury forget why four police officers had brutally beaten King
New A Capella Group Forms
You won't hear Harvard's latest addition to the a capella music scene serving up the normal fare of doowop. The
Harvard Enjoys Its Days in the Sun
Frisbees, footballs and lacrosse balls whizzed about campus yesterday, as undergraduates clad in shorts and T-shirts enjoyed the long-awaited warm
Court Rules Against Kinko's
A U.S. District Court decision handed down last Thursday against the Kinko's Graphics Corporation now tightens the regulations governing commercial
Undergraduate Council to Throw Lifeline to Floating First-Years
Every spring, some first-year students enter the housing lottery without a sophomore-year roommate. Until now, these unfortunates have had to
Council Offers Formal For First Year Students
For year's first-year students have been left out in the cold in the season of Harvard winter formals. But tomorrow,
Center Gives Draft Advice
More than 35 people turned out yesterday for a Gulf War draft counseling session, at the new "peace center" that
200 Gather In Support Of Israel
About 200 students and faculty members crowded in front of Widener Library yesterday afternoon to show solidarity for Israel and
Students Worried About a War
Visions of sugar plums aren't the only things dancing in the minds of Harvard students these days, as many say
Waters Urges Black Activism
In an informal talk before the Freshmen Black Table last night, U.S. Rep.-elect Maxine Waters (D-Calif.) urged students to reinvest
