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Michael E. Joachim
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'Excessive Ethnocentric Behavior is Dysfunctional'
Are minority student groups inherently ethnocentric and separatist? Or do they provide a cultural haven that supplements other student activities?
Former Square Mainstays Will Return To Mass. Ave. Building This Summer
Patrons of the long-absent Square hangout One Potato, Two Potato will once again be sipping their drinks and eating their
Schools Pass Two Budgets In Effort to Avoid Lay-Offs, Program Cuts in Fiscall986
Thanks to nearly $600,000 in additional funding, the Cambridge School Committee passed a 1986 budget last week which avoided the
School Officials Must Cut Jobs, Reduce Programs
If they are to make ends meet, school committee members and the public schools superintendent will have to cut $1.9
Hospital Construction Proposal Provokes Community Criticism
Construction proposals and community activism have always gone hand in hand in Cambridge and Mount Auburn Hospital's plan to modernize
City Council Tables Linkage Proposals, Allows Controversial Debate to Continue
Legislation which would require developers to build low-and moderate-income housing and which would have a major impact on. Harvard's future
Union Accuses Nursing Home Owner of Violations
When a representative of the Service Employees International Union, AFTCIO, said the Cantabrigia Nursing Home has "had a rough history
City Officials Fear Reagan Housing Cuts
Cambridge housing officials have predicted that the city will be hard hit if President Reagan's proposed budget cuts, announced two
Thesis Writers will Receive Reduced Rate Computer Time
Harvard's Computing Center will provide computer time and instruction at reduced rates to undergraduate thesis writers this winter. The $175
Campus Counseling
The prominence of such issues as sexual harassment and race relations this year has caused Harvard's several undergraduate peer counseling
Women Tracksters Triumph While Men Fall at Dartmouth
Miserable weather couldn't stop the Harvard women's track team from trouncing Brown and Dartmouth at Hanover Saturday, but injuries prevented
Harvard Senior Will Direct 'Winter's Tale' Off-Broadway
Harvard theater will head off-Broadway this year, thanks to the directing ability of Paul W. Warner '84. Warner's adaptation of
Three University Researchers Win $25,000 Fellowships
Three Harvard professors are among the 90 recipients of this year's Sloan Foundation Research Fellowships, which are awarded to young
