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Changes Complete At HLS Library
The newly renovated Langdell Law School Library unofficially opened its doors on September 2 with improvements that cost $ 33
A Capella Group Performs in Hong Kong
HONG KONG--The Krokodioles, one of Harvard's most prestigious a cappela groups, celebrated Hong Kong's handover to China doing what they
Aliens Subject of Mack Talk
Pulitzer-prize winning Professor of Psychiatry John E. Mack and New York author Budd Hopkins addressed a crowd of around 700
'Ghungroo' Performances Sell Out
An audience of about 450 people attended the South Asian Association's "Ghungroo" performance at Agassiz Theater Friday night. Friday night
New Attractions May Revitalize Loker
Students looking for nightly entertainment can now attend a number of performances and fun activities being held at Loker Commons
Activists Picket Gas Station
Protesting Shell Oil's ties to the Nigerian government, 50 people shouted insults and waved signs in a demonstration at the
Parents Descend On Yard
There are many rites of passage associated with the first year of college. For some, there's the first time sleeping
OCS Will Offer Evening Hours For Students
Students looking for employment will be able to spend Wednesday evening exploring possibilities at the Office of Career Services (OCS)
Ec. Doctoral Program Admits Fewer Candidates
It seems like U.S. News and Harvard undergraduates aren't the only ones concerned about class size. Responding to faculty and
Champion Skaters Perform
Hosted by 1992 Olympic silver medalist Paul Wylie '91, Eliot House's "An Evening with Champions" opened to a near-capacity crowd
Former U.S. Trade Rep Kantor Speaks at IOP
U.S. Secretary of Commerce Mickey Kantor delivered a speech last night on "The Global Economy in the 21st Century," at
BSA Rally Commemorates Million Man March
More than 30 black students gathered on the steps of Widener Library yesterday afternoon to commemorate the first anniversary of
Students Participate in Conference on Women
Discussing issues such as health, education and economic participation, thirteen Harvard students participated Saturday in the Massachusetts Conference on Women.
History Dept. Boosts Enrollment
An improved tutorial program and a low faculty to student ratio has paid off for the History department. In the
