I t's a plot. Slowly, surely, they're taking reading period away from us. The official calendar lists "reading period" as

The Strawberries Music and Video store at 38 JFK St. closed last week. Several sources said the record store closed

While at Harvard there is nary a whisper of discontent among graduate students, the Yale administration is preparing to defend

Jay M. Harris, teacher of the popular core course Foreign Cultures 56: "Jewish Life in Eastern Europe," received tenure this

In a case challenging an alleged a pattern of gender bias, a former administrator at Yale Medical School is suing

Yale is dead. That, at least, is the conclusion reached by an article in this month's issue of GQ magazine.

Like Harvard, Dartmouth College is considering major changes in student transcripts to combat perceived grade inflation. According to an article

Fraternities around the country have once again come under scrutiny after a recent series of deaths and disfigurements. A recent

President Clinton's proposed federal budget for fiscal 1995 will increase funding for science and technology research at universities, according to

A cartoon depicting future Harvard professor Cornel West '74, which ran in The Daily Princetonian last week, has sparked controversy