In one of the finest performances seen at Harvard in recent years, the Crimson squash team defeated Yale's National Champions,

As one local theatre buff remarked after the final showing of No Sun in Venice last night, "This is the

With a slight chance for the Eastern Intercollegiate championship still open and with the Ivy League title at stake, the

Benjamin H. Heckscher '57, former Crimson squash captain, won the national amateur squash championship yesterday in Hemenway. Playing before a

"In the hottest courts I have ever seen and before a packed gallery that screeched before, during and after each

The varsity squash team opens its most important series of matches this season when it takes on a weak Penn

In a report presented to the Faculty Yesterday afternoon the Committee on Science in General Education recommended a new approach

The University climaxed nearly four years of tentative negotiations today by offering the Metropolitan Transit Authority what amounts to nearly

It is indeed unusual when a movie arrives in this vicinity which has sufficient merit to pull veteran Western fans

Demonstrating a brand of play unknown in the United States, the Russian hockey team scored at 3:02 of the opening