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Driskell and Burton Must Step Down
There are a number of questions and controversies surrounding last month's Undergraduate Council presidential and vice-presidential elections, but we can
Hillel, SAS Discuss Middle East Conflict
In Boylston Hall last night, the Weatherhead Center for International Affairs Student Council (WCIASC), Harvard Hillel and the Society of
HMS Researcher Says Obesity May Cause Asthma
A new Harvard Medical School study has shown that, despite a popular misconception, obesity may be a leading cause of
HMS Researcher Links Obesity to Asthma
A new Harvard Medical School study has shown that, despite a popular misconception, obesity may be a leading cause of
Sheila Russell To Leave City Council Position
Sheila Russell, a 14-year member of the Cambridge City Council and former Cambridge mayor, announced last week that she is
Thousands March To Support Charity
Erin B. Ashwell '02 isn't a member of the cross-country team. Nor does she have the endurance of a marathon
Klein Donates $10 Million To Financial Aid, Barker
In a large boost to the University's Capital Campaign, officials announced a $10 million donation yesterday, a portion of which
Envoy Ross Speaks About Middle East Peace Process
U.S. Special Envoy to the Middle East Dennis Ross spoke last night to a full house at the Harvard-Radcliffe Hillel
Gates Discusses New Encarta Africana Project
DuBois Professor of the Humanities Henry Louis "Skip" Gates Jr. spoke about the motivation and tribulation behind his "Encarta Africana"
Drop-Off Site for Shuttles Rerouted by Construction
Students who ride the Harvard Shuttle Service to the Science Center will now have to get off in front of
Construction Forces Change in Shuttle Routes
Students who ride the Harvard Shuttle Service to the Science Center will now have to get off in front of
Cutting Down Costs: SCOPE Offers $20 MCAT Prep Class
Pre-meds face an early and harrowing medical school admissions experience--they will compile a first round of applications, then a second
Hirabayashi Speaks on Internment
Gordon Hirabayashi, made famous by fighting the government's policy of forcing Japanese-Americans into internment camps during World War II, spoke
Franken Cracks Up ARCO
With an explosion of anti-conservative jokes and scathing impersonations, Al S. Franken '73 addressed a packed house at the ARCO
Conservatives Lead `Coming Out' Dinner
It wasn't your typical coming out party. Braving heavy snow and bitter-cold winds to profess political beliefs they said were
