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U.C. Spirit Week Ends, Overlooked by Many
The Undergraduate Council's first Harvard-Yale Spirit Week ended yesterday, but many students said they never even noticed the dress-up days
Harvard Mourns Victims of Holocaust
Liza Kaufman. Hugo Kaufman. Richard Kaufman. Emma Katz. Frieda Katz. These were some of the approximately 14,400 Holocaust victims' names
Seeing From Within
Jack L. Chen has been blind since the tenth grade. But he doesn't want to talk about it. He'd rather
Balancing a Tight Budget Isn't Always Easy, Students Say
With students shelling out thousands of dollars for tuition and fees, the occasional cafe stop or CD purchase often doesn't
Facing Death, Embracing Life
The day before Thanksgiving, the doctors told Brent J. Foster '97 that the cancer he has been fighting for eight
Survey Cores a New Curriculum Vision
If History 10, an introductory survey of Western history and culture, becomes a core class next year, it could represent
Mono Common, But Often Misdiagnosed
When R. Geordie Hyland '98 arrived at Harvard, he was excited to play hockey. But in mid-October, he started feeling
Authors Read for Homeless
Nearly 1000 people filled Sanders Theater last night to listen to three famous authors who read from or discussed their
Award-Winning Chef Cooks at Currier
While most Harvard students feasted on eggplant parmesan or Scandinavian-style vegetables last night, Currier House residents were treated to pan-roasted
Student Reaction: Apathy, Gloating
Tuesday, for the first time in 40 years, the Republicans took over control of the U.S. House of Representatives. And
Parents of Frosh to Hit Yard Today
Vacuum cleaners hummed from Pennypacker to Weld yesterday as first-years prepared for the more than 1000 parents who will occupy
Senate Race: A Younger Face
With only one week until election day and their fiery debates of last week fading to the back of voters'
Ito Asks for Law School Briefs
Many at Harvard have been following the ubiquitous O.J. Simpson drama on television. But a few first-year Law School students
At Columbia, Piano Man's Cheap
While Harvard students forked over $27.50 to hear Billy Joel speak in Sanders Theatre last week, Columbia undergraduates paid just
Research Group Gives $1M for Life Sciences
A medical research organization announced Tuesday that it would award Harvard a $1 million grant to improve undergraduate life-science education.
