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Adam K. Goodheart
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PC Past and Present
T HE RHETORIC sounds familiar: "They built up a clique at Harvard and Columbia and other colleges, both here and
Public Space: The City Examined
In the city of Syracuse in Sicily, there is a building that has served as the spiritual center of the
Seamus Heaney's Poetry: Excavating His Irish Roots
Seamus Heaney Selected Poems, 1966-1987 Farrar, Straus and Giroux $20.00 I have often passed Seamus Heaney making his way up
Jackson Visits Prince At Cambridge Hotel
The Rev. Jesse L. Jackson spent Sunday night in Cambridge discussing the Middle East crisis with a Saudi prince who
Bhutto Deposed by Pakistan's President
Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto '73 is reportedly under house arrest in Islamabad after being deposed in a surprise move
Rosovsky Says He Is Not a Candidate For the Presidency
Geyser University Professor Henry Rosovsky, whom many had considered the inside-track contender for the Harvard presidency, surprised the University last
Does This Film Sound Familiar to You?
"I'll take `Movies' for $100, please, Alex." All right. This film features lovable, bumbling criminals who just can't seem to
From Bok, An (Unintentional) Self-Evaluation
Derek C. Bok has written a book that is an insightful and tough assessment of the performance of American higher
Choosing A Person, Choosing A Mission
When Derek C. Bok announced last month that he intends to resign from the Harvard presidency, he immediately set alumni,
A People-Watcher's Field Guide
It is just another day in Harvard Square. Dizzy Gillespie, the legendary jazz trumpeter with the bullfrog cheeks, passes through
And Now, Some People You'll Probably Never Meet
At times during your first month here--at a crowded Yard keg party, perhaps, or in the lunch line at the
City Near Parking Agreement
Cambridge officials said yesterday that they are close to reaching a temporary resolution of a two-year-old dispute over the number
University Lobbying On AIDS Legislation
The University's threat to withdraw sponsorship of the Eighth International Conference on AIDS is part of a broader effort by
University Threatens To Nix Sponsorship Of AIDS Conference
As a protest against a U.S. immigration law which restricts the travel of those infected with the AIDS virus, the
Bok's Deafening Silence
P ICTURE this: The federal government's Pell Grants program, which gives millions of dollars each year to needy college students,
