Bari M. Schwartz
Twelve's a Crowd
Living with five roommates is a breeze for Paul G. Hamm ’07. After all, his Hurlbut suite is quiet compared
Proposed January Term Gets Mixed Reactions
The Undergraduate Council heard a proposal to increase the size of blocking groups from eight to 12 and hashed out
Issues of Legality, Not Morality Dominate Abortion Debate
The abortion dialogue moved beyond aggressive postering campaigns and political displays last night, as almost 100 students and community members
Lurie Lobs Political Bombs at Opponents
Winning isn’t everything for Undergraduate Council presidential candidate Jason L. Lurie. “I would be equally happy if I lost but
Chinese Premier To Speak At Harvard
Almost 1,000 students and faculty with hopes of witnessing history lotteried for tickets to an address next week by Chinese
Early Application Numbers Plummet
Early applications to Harvard fell by almost 50 percent this year from the record-high 2002 level, a drop attributed to
Early Application Numbers Plummet
Early applications to Harvard fell by almost 50 percent this year from the record-high 2002 level, a drop attributed to
Hot or Not? Website Briefly Judges Looks
Harvard students often compete in the classroom, but for at least a few hours this weekend, only one thing helped
Pudding Gives $11,000 to City Schools
Before an audience of 200 schoolchildren and actors gaudily dressed as a cloud and a dog, the Harvard College Hasty
Franken Mocks Right Wing
Everything from U.S. policies in Iraq to President Bush’s eyebrow gestures came under fire from comedian and political satirist Al
E-mail List Flooded After Technical Glitch
Members of the Institute of Politics’ (IOP) events e-mail list recently found themselves the victims of a deluge of e-mails
