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Ad Board Reconsidering Evidence For Dow Probation Judgments
The Administrative Board is rechecking to make sure that all students put on probation in connection with the Dow sit-in
Price of Mather Cut by $500,000
Ground has been broken for Mather House--Harvard's tenth House--after the University brought construction costs closer in line with original estimates.
Washington Cuts Funds For Student Employment
Harvard's work-study student employment program has gotten less than two-thirds of the money it requested from the U.S. Office of
Biologists Find Oldest Fossil; Push Back Age of Photosynthesis
Two Harvard biologists have discovered fossils of an algae more than three billion years old -- the oldest fossil organism
Priest Warns of 'New Indifferentism'
The Rev. John Courtney Murray S.J., who yesterday morning delivered the first Sunday sermon by a Catholic minister in Memorial
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