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Cook Claims Race Bias in Investigation
A Black cook in the Freshman Union said yesterday that he will file a complaint with the National Labor Relations
Ig Nobels Awarded In Zany Ceremony
Plastic tape and duct tape festooned Sanders Theatre last night for "The Eighth, First Annual Ig Nobel Prize Ceremony," as
Bush Reflects on Successes, Failures of White House Years
The 41st president of the United States, George H.W. Bush, reminisced last Thursday about what he considered the biggest successes
Women's Work Often Unrewarded
Labor economist and Professor at the School of Education at Stanford University Myra H. Strober spoke yesterday at the Radcliffe
Pete Wilson Advocates Education Reform for California
Governor of California Pete Wilson told a capacity crowd at the ARCO Forum last night that unless the state legislature
An Open Letter to the House Masters
This letter is addressed specifically to all those house masters and superintendents who have perceived a problem with the door-dropping
Too close for comfort
"T he question is," Gary says, looking back after three years, "were we strange when we came in, or did
Bok Sharply Criticizes Divestiture Endowment
President Bok yesterday issued a strong statement against the Endowment for Divestiture, an alternative to the senior Class Gift established
God Save the Patient
T HE CYNICAL and streetwise crew in the Bronx district attorney's office have isolated a new cause of death that
Savaging Americana
W HO'S afraid of Virginia Woolf' Mainly anyone who's eaten in Dunster House lately mid the unique set of props
No Discipline
T HE LORDS OF DISCIPLINE has the style and substance of a good beer commercial. Not the ditzy variety that
A Fight From Weakness
T HE SUPREME COURT'S 8-1 decision Monday to overturn a Massachusetts law allowing churches to veto liquor licenses within a
Student Leaders Ask Fox For Race Counseling Plan
Four student leaders met yesterday with Dean of the College John B Fox '59 and several other administrators to argue
Filthy Rich
M ARX WAS WRONG-gossip, not religion, is the opiate of the masses. As more and more Americans lose their jobs,
Students Lobby Faculty on Gay Rights
Members of the Gay and Lesbian Students Association (GI SA) are quietly working this term to garner Faculty and administration
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