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Princeton Train Arrives Today Carrying Few Undergraduates
The Orange, Black and Crimson Express will roll into South Station at noon today with approximately 480 Princeton alumni and
White Edges Timilty in Mayoral Race, Moderates Gain on School Committee
Mayor Kevin H. White fended off a strong challenge by State Senator Joseph F. Timility to gain a third consecutive
Businessmen, Students Mingle, Discuss Corporations' Policies
Representatives from major American corporations met yesterday with 50 Harvard students to discuss such issues as multinational firms, marketing, business
Udall Cites Economy, Energy As Issues in 1976 Campaign
Sen. Morris Udall (D-Ariz.) brought his presidential campaign to a packed audience of 500 students in Kirkland House last night,
Coop Changes Ads
The Coop's advertisements no longer compare the sale price of its records with record manufacturers' suggested retail prices following an
Wald Is Part of Task Force To Study Energy Alternatives
A New York-based group of scientists has set up a task force to examine and publicize the possibilities of energy
Joint Harvard-MIT Medical Program Receives $1 Million
The Harvard-MIT Program in Health Sciences and Technology has received more than $1 million from the National Institute of General
