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Little Suspense at Senate Parties . . .

For the crowd of John F. Kerry supporters at the Boston Sheraton's Grand Ballroom last night there was never a

The Politics of Housing

H arvard is in the education business. With a faculty full of eminent scholars and a student body full of

Just plain folks

A Crimson poll of the Class of 1984 shows that popular perceptions of a left-leaning and atheist Harvard student body

Local Hero

S ix years after he graduated from Harvard, John F. Kennedy ran for Congress in Cambridge. He held on to

SoHo Nixes Union Resolution

The South House Committee last night became the second such group to reject a resolution supporting Harvard food service workers

Union to Test Insulation for Asbestos

Representatives of the Harvard dining hall workers union will today request official scientific testing of exposed insulation from several university

University and Trade Workers Resume Contract Negotiations

Representatives of the University and the Buildings and Grounds trade unions resumed negotiations for a new contract yesterday after a

Law Dean Criticizes Panel Study

In a memo released yesterday, Associate Law School Dean Charles R. Nesson '60 criticized a recent report on the school's

Educators Downplay Law Panel Report

Educators at major law schools yesterday downplayed the nationwide impact of a Law School report on curriculum, saying that the

Law School Dean Agrees to Minority Recruitment Plans

In a meeting yesterday, the dean of the Law School agreed to accept some minority recruitment provisions that are part

Is Passivism Passe?

When the Advisory Committee on Shareholder Responsibility held an open meeting last month to discuss investments in South Africa, nearly

Courting Change

As part of an ongoing review of curriculum and teaching methods, the Law School faculty will soon consider major changes

City Hires New Rent Board Director

Acting Cambridge City Manager Robert Healy appointed Maria Imparato Executive Director of the Cambridge Rent Control Board yesterday despite the

Law Committee Opposes Review Plan

The chairman of the ad hoc faculty committee reviewing the Harvard Law Review's affirmative action policy said the faculty's "likely

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