Katherine P. States
Passing Acquaintances
U SED TO BE, life at the movies was faster, meatier, and larger than what we saw every day. The
University Tries to Untangle Mystery of Mixed-Up Cards
Officials in the Office of Fiscal Services, University Hall and in the Houses can't seem to figure out how over
Students Face Board Charge Due to Error
Students living off-campus who received University identification cards indicating they are on board will be charged for meals whether or
Recovered Art Haul Includes Paintings Stolen in '76 From Harvard Professor
Police last week recovered ten paintings stolen in 1976 from the home of the director of the Fogg Museum. The
On Home Remedies
A EROBICS, assertiveness training, behavior modification, body language, biofeedback, creative divorce, do-it-yourself psychotherapy, dream analysis, egospeak, est, esp, high-fiber diets,
Defending Your Boss, Casually
Almost 1500 students crammed into the Science Center Tuesday to hear Andrew Young defend the Carter administration and U.S. foreign
Congressmen Urge Revised Transfer Bill
A joint Congressional conference yesterday approved a compromise proposal which would give medical schools more flexibility in admitting transfer students
Counselors Find Students More Anxious, Depressed
Although the number of students using the mental health clinic at University Health Services (UHS) remained steady last year and
Students Will Gobble Bird In Thanksgiving Day Rite
Turkeys will have their day tomorrow, as Harvard professors and students enjoy traditional Thanksgiving dinners in their homes or in
Harvard Professors Defend Validity of College Boards
Harvard administrators and national education experts yesterday defended the use of standardized college boards in response to a Harvard professor's
Job Market
Harvard students and administrators responded calmly to a prediction by Money magazine that 2.7 out of 10 million college graduates
Harvard Oarsmen Beat Regatta Rivals
Harvard rowers yesterday defeated squads from more than 140 other schools and clubs in the Head of the Charles Regatta,
Don't Steal These Books, 1932 Inscriptions Warn
Book thieves, take notice--an inscription in some University library books warning lightfingered students of possible prison sentences is no joke.
Federal Funds Granted; Subway Extension Slated
Construction of the northbound extension of the Red subway line may begin as early as January 1978, Robert R. Kiley,
News Shorts
Sixty women and four toddlers met last night at the general meeting of the Harvard Dames, an organization of graduate
