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Jeremy L. Mccarter
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University Can't Control Campus Binge Drinking
Like any good drinking game, the ice flow can be the life of a party. It's simple, slightly eccentric and
Kennedy School Administrator Is Tapped for High Post at Pentagon
John White, the director of the Kennedy School of Government's Center for Business and Government, was chosen last week to
Renovated Mem. Hall Set to Open Next Fall
Designing a building to accommodate performances, lectures, the dining needs of Harvard first-years and the student center of the Harvard
Surprise! M. Squash Blanks Big Green, 9-0
The Harvard men's squash team yesterday moved one step closer to successfully defending its national championship. Dartmouth 0 Harvard 9 Coming off
Deal May Have Lifted Liston
Undergraduate Council members are attributing Sunday night's stunning presidential victory by Joshua D. Liston '95 to an agreement between Liston
EPA Officials Speak at Panel
In a Kennedy School panel yesterday, four current and past administrators of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) said that the
Memorial Church Role Has Changed
In 1932, more than 1200 members of the Harvard community filled Harvard Yard for the dedication of Memorial Church. Built
Doug Anderson Hopes to Hit Paydirt on Saturday
The Game. It means many things to many people. For some, it's the latest installment of one of the oldest
Matthews Hit by Two Unrelated Break-Ins
One intruder was arrested but another managed to evade the police on a bizarre Monday night in Matthews Hall. Matthews
Harvard, State Police Follow Reported Suicide Attempt
Harvard University and Massachusetts Police responded to an attempted suicide call Saturday night on Anderson Bridge, only to discover that
Popular CityStep Ball Successful
A larger arena led to increased ticket sales but lower profits for CityStep's annual benefit ball Saturday night. The popular
HUPD to Hire Manager for Guards
Harvard University police responded to an assault and battery call at Canaday Hall at 3:49 p.m. Tuesday. Residents of Canaday
U.C. Plans College Pep Rally
Members of the Undergraduate Council said yesterday they are considering plans for a college-wide pep rally on the eve of
Kirkland Super Wants End to Rent Control
Kirkland House Superintendent Kevin B. Higgins wants to eliminate rent control in Cambridge--and he's using student mailboxes as his forum
'Fiction' Makes College Debut
Quentin Tarantino's eagerly-awaited film "Pulp Fiction" made its nationwide collegiate debut last night at the Carpenter Center for the Visual
