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Deborah Yeh
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Red Folders Abound This Weekend
About 900 prospective first-years--armed with distinctive red folders, temporary student IDs, meal passes and maps--began arriving yesterday to spend the
Community BRIEFS
Sunday Router Shutdown Causes 45 min. Interruption A router shutdown Sunday night left students unable to access the Harvard Arts
Economics Project Earns Senior Celebrity Status
Between the calls from radio stations and publishers and interviews for job recruiting, Meredith E. Bagby '95 says she hasn't
Assistant Dean Griffith to Leave FDO
Assistant Dean of Freshmen Christina F. Griffith has announced she will be leaving the Freshman Dean's Office (FDO) at the
Leape Will Retire as OCS Director
Martha P. Leape, the director of Harvard's Office of Career Services (OCS), has announced her retirement, according to OCS staff.
A Mad Night Of Writing Resumes
Getting a job is no longer a matter of mailing a few typewritten resumes. The essentials now include ecru stationery,
Seniors Seeking Consult Jobs
When she signed up for a resume check with a counselor at the Office of Career Services (OCS), Yang-Sze Choo
As Thermometer Dips, Students Brave Cold
As much as some students may not want to believe it, low temperatures hovering around 20 degrees the past few
Students Leave for Holiday
By planes, trains and automobiles they've been escaping campus the last few days, and today they'll pick up the pace.
Scholar Addresses Islamic Values During Dunster House Gathering
Muslims must create a society in which people can live together, Howard University professor Sulayman Nyang said in a speech
Kinnell Reads Favorite Poetry
About 70 literature fans crowded into Adams House upper common room last night to hear Pulitzer prize-winning poet Galway Kinnell
Report to Be Given On Women's Sports
A report on the status of women's sports teams at Harvard will be presented to the Standing Faculty Committee on
Heat Will Be Turned on in Houses Today
The worst is over for undergraduates who've braved the recent frigid nights armed with nothing but prohibited space heaters and
Sciences Will Suffer As Feds Cut Funds
A Congressional bill passed Thursday could reduce Harvard's research funding by $1.5 million, a cut which would particularly hurt the
