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Susan S. Shin
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Student Fights Cancer, and Wins
Before he left Ada, Ohio for Harvard last fall, Daniel J. Hruschka '96 says his dad showed him a pamphlet
Senior Year, DeMay's Way
The second semester of senior year is looking up for Douglas M. DeMay '94. There are no more concentration requirements,
Students Complain About Test Blackout
A blackout at Tufts University delayed the start of the MCATs last Saturday, requiring pre-meds to wait nearly two hours
Not Crunchy, But Furry
It's been called the "hippie house" and "Adams by the sea," but the posters around campus advertising Dunster House to
Mather Resident Wins Rhodes
Mather resident Adalsteinn I. Brown '93 has been awarded a Canadian Rhodes Scholarship. Brown, a native of London, Ontario, said
Race and the Curriculum
Multicultural awareness should be better incorporated into American education, two panelists said during a discussion entitled "Race, Power and Resistance
Library Computerization Is Now `Full Steam Ahead,' to End in 1997
A computerization project that will bring the University library system's entire catalog of 12.2 million volumes into the HOLLIS network
Wellstone Talks at K-School
President-elect Bill Clinton should use his mandate to reform the nation's health care system to create a "single-payer" insurance program
Rose Elected to Fill Prabhu's Council Seat
Nearly three weeks after Undergraduate Council (UC) Vice Chair Maya G. Prabhu '94 resigned following a scandal, Dunster House has
Dunster to Elect Rep
Four candidates will compete next week in Dunster House's second set of Undergraduate Council elections this year, vying to fill
Network to Connect Students
A computer network could connect the Yard dorms and houses to each other and with a number of services by
HSA Begins Room Cleaning Service
Students who can't stand dirty clothes and newspapers strewn about their room will now have a way to clean their
Class of 1993 Selects Eight Marshals
Maitri Chowdhury and Mukesh Prasad have been elected first class marshals for the Class of 1993 as the top vote-getters
Money Solicited for Somalia
Calling out "Help the hunger in Somalia," members of the Harvard African Students Association tabled in front of Widener Library
Hagelin Runs for President
John S. Hagelin, a Harvard-trained nuclear physicist from Iowa with no government experience, had never considered politics until five months
