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U.C.'s Springfest Hits MAC Quad This Saturday
Featuring rides, bands, prizes, a barbeque and--nearest to most Harvard students' hearts--beer, the Undergraduate Council will hold its second annual
Kansas TAs Vote to Form Union
Graduate teaching assistants (GTAs) at the University of Kansas voted to unionize early this week by a 70 percent margin.
Gov. Seniors Celebrate End of Theses
Beat, bleary-eyed and boozed, some 84 satisfied--but exhausted--government concentrators celebrated the completion of their these at a party hosted by
Dunn Named Schlesinger Library Director
Following an extensive nationwide search, Mary Maples Dunn, the outgoing president of Smith College, has been named the new Pforzheimer
Cook Speaks at Cambridge Forum
In a speech last night at the Cambridge Forum, Dr. John Cook, the Research Director for the Center on Hunger,
Blood Drive Tops Goal
Though this year's Red Cross blood drive has garnered more pints than efforts in the past two years many donated
Key Council Records Missing
Just when you thought the race for Undergraduate Council president couldn't get any more confusing, council officials said yesterday that
Results of Tests On Epidemic Expected in Jan.
The cause of last week's vomiting epidemic will not be known until next month, Director of Dining Services Michael P.
U.C. Deserves Ticket Credit
Reversing his earlier statements, Athletic Department ticket manager Edward J. Carey '55 apologized yesterday for misinforming The Crimson and said
Bonfili: Council Intransigent
Long time reformist and Undergraduate Council member David V. Bonfili '96 said this week that he resigned because the council
Around Campus, Thursday Is Big Night
The Crimson Sports Grille may be packed tonight, but it's not necessarily the busiest night of the week. Although some
Tumultuous Week for Two Council Members
David V. Bonfili '96, a long-time advocate of Undergraduate Council reform, stepped down from the council Sunday night Bonfili, co-chair
First-Years Denied Executive Board Seat; Comedy Concerts Approved
The Undergraduate Council voted last night against a proposal to create a permanent voting position on the council's executive board
B-School Mulls Year-Round Schedule
The Harvard Business School faculty is considering a proposal to replace the traditional nine-month academic calendar with a year-round system
Students Say Libraries Should Stay Up All Night
It's nearly midnight, and Anita Wokhlu '98 is sitting at a table in Cabot Library, textbooks fanned out around her
