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Rudenstine Plans Second Trip To Asia
After Commencement, President Neil L. Rudenstine and his wife Angelica will return to East Asia to complete the second leg
Rudenstine Will Revisit East Asia After Commencement
After Commencement, President Neil L. Rudenstine and his wife Angelica will return to East Asia to complete the second leg
Assistant Provost to Leave Harvard
Anne H. Margulies, Harvard's assistant provost and executive director for Information Systems, will leave Harvard by the first week of
Students Get Sneak Preview of 3-D TV
Last night, Harvard students caught a glimpse of the future in Memorial Hall. In a tiny classroom on the second
Armstrong Elected President Of Overseers
Harvard's Board of Overseers has elected distinguished lawyer and active alumna Charlotte P. Armstrong '49 as its president for the
Start-Ups at Cutting Edge of Science Innovations
In the late 1970s, the advent of DNA recombination techniques set the stage for a revolution in pharmaceuticals: the birth
Harvard's Name 101: A Guide to Usage
Who will make the cut? Under the University's new "use-of-name" policy, faculty, students and staff will have to be more
Harvard Sells Controversial $350 Million Energy Plant, Takes Loss on Deal
After 20 years, the controversial MATEP saga will soon be over. Harvard has signed an agreement opt sell its Medical
CLAIMING THE NAME HARVARD
In the three weeks following the announcement of the Harvd name policy, the policy has begun to come into its
IRC Elects Kottas Model U.N. Secretary-General
Kofi Annan may be the man of the hour, but the Harvard International Relations Council (IRC) has made its own
University Restricts Use of Name
Provost Harvey V. Fineberg '67 announced sweeping changes in the way Harvard regulates the use of its name. The announcement
Student Testifies in Clinton Inquiry
Kirkland House resident J. Caroline Self '99 testified before a grand jury in Washington, D.C., yesterday, in the latest round
Neighbors Oppose Knafel
A group of 40 concerned neighbors met last Tuesday night at the Swedenborg Chapel located at the corner of Quincy
Handwriting, Lead Slugs Give Way to Computerized Production
For an organization three years older than the telephone, The Crimson has seen its share of technological change. And along
Starbucks Finds Central Square a Tough Blend
There's a new blend in town, and the locals are restless. On Dec. 2, the Starbucks Coffee Co. opened its
