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Exchanges of charges, denials, innuendos and threats erupted this week after the city council on Monday approved a salary hike
Watson Says Increase in Club Support Unlikely
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Sports Clubs' Financial Picture Bleak; Members Criticize Athletic Department
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Texaco Begins Closing Valves On Harvard, Cambridge
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The Long, Hard Winter Looks Worse
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Immigration Stirs Hawaiian Anger
W HEN HAWAII, in 1959, became the 50th State, few islanders thought they would regret the event. But now, 14
Singin' Along With 'Big Al'
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Three Gunmen Rob Policeman Of Building Keys, Pistol, Radio
Three men carrying handguns robbed a University policeman of his pistol, ammunition, radio and eight master keys late Wednesday night,
Huskies 10-6 Win Sinks Crimson's Waterpolo Hopes
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New Zealand Leader Opposes Future French Nuclear Tests
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Lowenstein Says Nixon 'Lies, Tricks' In Attempt to Protect His Privileges
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Waterpoloists Nab Seven Wins In Montreal, Quebec Matches
The Harvard waterpolo club splashed its way through 11 games in foreign waters last weekend, splitting a pair of decisions
NYAC Waterpoloists Subdue Crimson
The New York Athletic Club (NYAC) waterpoloists pulled to a dizzying 8-1 first quarter lead against Harvard and finally shellacked
Blakinger to Lead Matmen Next Year
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