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Weld Grants Rent Control Respite
Gov. William F. Weld '66 signed an emergency act Wednesday that would grant a two-year reprieve of rent control's abolition
Mather Students Sign Statement Against Slurs
Mather House residents met last night to sign a statement of solidarity condemning two racial slurs that have recently appeared
Computer Society Picks New Leaders
John E. Stafford '96 was elected the new president of the Harvard Computer Society (HCS) last night. The society also
Teen Drug Abuse on Rise in Cambridge
Alcohol and marijuana abuse is on the rise among Cambridge high school students, according to a survey released last week.
Committee Passes Ethics Resolution
Following a decision by the Undergraduate Council two weeks ago to hire a council member as a disc jockey for
Community BRIEFS
Nearly $2000 worth of women's clothing was stolen Sunday morning from the newly opened City Sports store on Dunster Street,
Students Decry TPC Delays
Frustrated students who ordered computers and printers from the Technology Product Center this year said they found long delays and
In Buying Alcohol, Harvard Is Frugal
After paying more than $26,000 to attend Harvard for a year, students are apparently frugal when it comes to buying
Jackson Tenured at Law School
Law School Assistant Professor Howell E. Jackson, an expert in the regulation of financial institutions, has been appointed to a
