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Scholars Assess Harassment Law
Lawyers, politicians and citizens left the Anita Hill/Clarence Thomas hearings last month with a heightened awareness of the issue of
Class of '66: Liberal and Satisfied
Still politically liberal, the Class of 1966 is satisfied with life and derives happiness from family, according to a poll
Work-Study Grants Cut For Summer Applicants
For the first time since 1984, the financial aid office will be unable to give summer work-study grants to all
New Black Journal Focuses on Politics
In an effort to unify the Black community at Harvard, the African American Cultural Center (AACC) is producing a new
As One Flag Comes Down, Issue Remains
Although Timothy P. McCormack '92 last week removed from his suite the Confederate flag that has sparked much controversy on
After Fire, Residents Will Return to Prescott
Some residents of the Harvard-owned Prescott Hall, which was partially gutted by a fire Wednesday, will be unable to move
Observatory Earns $87M Contract
The federal government has signed an estimated $86.7 million contract with a local observatory with close ties to Harvard to
Magazine to Examine Philosophical Questions
While most student publications at Harvard address topical and timely issues, one new magazine aims to examine philosophical questions and
