Karyn E. Esielonis
Unveiling Unconsciousness
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Alan C. Walker, associate professor of Anthropology and associate professor of Anatomy at the Medical School, last week rejected a
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The decolonization of Africa is just as important for the international community as the emancipation of blacks was for the
Television Producer Cancels 'Lost Cookies' Tube Debut
Thomas Kramer '78 lost his chance for television fame this week when producers at WCVB-TV in Needham decided his videotaped
Singers to Choose Associate Director For Choral Groups
The Radcliffe Choral Society will audition four candidates next week for the position of associate director of choral activities and
Bate Takes Prize, Wins Book Award For Johnson Work
W.Jackson Bate '39, Lowell Professor of the Humanities, yesterday received a 1978 National Book Award for his biography "Samuel Johnson."
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"Radiation is probably the most important subject in the world today," Dr. Helen Caldicott, an Australian pediatrician and opponent of
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