Charles E. Cohen
Feminist Follies
I Read About My Death In Vogue Magazine written and directed by Lydia Sargent at the Newbury Street Theater I
Back to the U.S.S.R.
S OMETIMES, IN THE world of Soviet-American propaganda wars, one side scores a triumph which goes beyond the usual superficiality
Growing Up Gay
The Lost Language of Cranes By David Leavitt Alfred A. Knopf; 319 pages; $17.95 P HILIP BENJAMIN, in bed with
A Touch of Chrome
O ne of my best friends in high school started to lose his hair during our sophomore year. My other
Guide Seeks to Bolster Town-Gown Bond
In an effort to combat its image as an unapproachable institution. Harvard has announced that it will soon publish a
State's Poorest District Votes Today
Voters in the poorest state representative district will go to the polls today in a special primary election, choosing from
They Call Themselves Harvard
When Melvin A. Ross founded his folding-box company in Lynn, Mass nearly 30 years ago, he had big plans. "We
OCS-OCL Expects More Job Hunters
More seniors than ever before will be taking advantage of Harvard's on-campus job recruiting program his year, continuing an upward
Band Trumpets Its 65th Anniversary
The Harvard Band is geared up for a full-scale celebration of its 65th anniversary this weekend, an event that will
Ostrich, Llama Will Debut In TV Show for Children
C. Richard Taylor, Agassiz Professor of Zoology, spends much of his time studying exotic animals like kangaroos, wallabies and setifers.
