The Committee on Housing and Undergraduate Life (CHUL) voted yesterday to loosen its freeze on housing transfers in response to

The New York regional director of admissions for Princeton will work and study at Harvard next year. Princeton administrator Theodore

The beer fund for the freshmen dormitories has run dry. F. Skiddy von Stade Jr., dean of freshmen, said yesterday

A Cambridge developer announced plans yesterday for the construction of a 500-room hotel on Memorial Drive that will provide accommodations

"Summer Employment--$210/Week." This is how the Southwestern Company of Nashville, Tenn., last week advertised its need for door-to-door dictionary salesmen.

President Bok may have further antagonized the Cambridge community this week by rejecting a city council request that he testify

A spokesman for the John F. Kennedy Library Corporation said yesterday Cambridge civic groups have failed to take up his