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Edward F. Mulkerin iii
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Confi's Take on Coles
As this year's editor of the Confidential Guide to Courses, it was my duty to find the guts. To find
Baseball Blues
* With no games scheduled, everyone loses. When Boston sports fans look back on the final cancellation of the remainder
Your Name Here: The Harvard Years
H ere was a new generation, shouting the old cries, learning the old creeds, through a revery of long days
Jerry Garcia's Free Market
I just returned from a convention of young capitalists in Washington. They came from all over the nation and from
World Cup Fever
I was diagnosed with a terrible disease Saturday. I will be forced to live with it for the rest of
DART BOARD
To all you secondary school students at the mercy of the Harvard Dining Services this summer: Here's some information that
Expired IDs Still Useful At Times
Been reading the fine print on your ID lately? Don't study the expiration section too closely, officials say. College students
Sanctions and Sabers
. Neither force nor embargos offer a way out for Haiti. The United Nations needs to understand that sanctions don't
Rose Colored Glasses
. The media's view of Nixon is overly sympathetic. His death was so unlike his life. Quiet, private, and dignified.
Smells Like Sorrow
Never met him, never saw him. I tried to get tickets for a recent show in Fitchburg, but my fingers
Equality in Schools
Michigan finds a unique way to reform education. Reduction, redistribution republicanism. Not "three r's" that are usually associated with education
Feeding the Bleeding
. Never again must people be shelled on empty stomachs. I gave my ten dollars. There was no doubt in
Literal Rape
. Feminist scholar believes that words equal deeds. Walk through the Harvard University Press Shop and you'll see a rape
Residents of 29 Garden St. Could Use the Fresh Air
No one is arguing that living at 29 Garden Street is easy. And it's tempting to beat up on anyone
Trashing Speech
L et's all have another laugh at the expense of the University of Pennsylvania. Or a cry, depending on how
