John P. Hardt
Debate Showed Kerry Has The Right Ideas
To the editors: Like many of the Harvard students shown in the photo in your October 1 edition, I viewed
Harvard Athletes React to Hard Times
The students on campus who participate in sports have mixed feelings about Harvard's athlete program. Many seem satisfied with the
Keeping Athletics for All in Hard Times
A primary goal of Harvard's athletic program traditionally has been "athletics for all." Certainly, the school has tried to field
Crimson Harriers Top Green as Gridders Lose
The Harvard varsity cross country runners put together a solid team effort and soundly thrashed a strong Dartmouth squad, 23-33,
Harvard's Unions
Despite the prospect of a demonstration at today's Commencement ceremonies, there is no end in sight to the two-month-old strike
Labor Leader Backs Printers By Refusing to Give Speech
A leader of the California AFL-CIO yesterday indicated his support for the Harvard printers' strike by refusing to give a
Union Says That Its Picketing Has Halted 60% of Deliveries
A shop steward for striking members of the Graphic Arts International Union said yesterday that about 60 per cent of
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