For most people, Christmas dinner means ham or turkey with mashed potatoes--relatively ordinary fare. But more than 100 patrons of

At first glance, last week's heavily-publicized grape vote seemed like a high-water mark for political activism on campus. The five-week

Three months after University administrators announced plans to relocate a daycare center at an on-campus housing project, the move has

Alumni and friends--not distant foundations or corporations--are the best source of funds for needy student organizations, said members of a

In the wake of a surprising conclusion to the Louise Woodward murder trial, opinions about the reduction of the au

When it comes to money, pennies are often derided as useless. The one-cent coins collect in jars and banks in

One Harvard undergraduate carrying 13 to 15 posters for the Taiwanese Cultural Society (TCS) protest of the President of China's

T he religious activists have gone home, all the posters have finally come down and the campus debate over gay

About 50,000 people crowded Harvard and Brattle squares Sunday afternoon for the food, shopping and entertainment of the squares' annual