Casual followers of the Carter administration probably have never heard of Eugene Eidenberg. The position he most recently held in

Some people go to Florida for their spring vacation. The Yale Rugby Club has gone to Zimbabwe. The club left

Eugene Eidenberg, a fellow of the Institute of Politics (IOP) and Secretary of the Cabinet under President Carter, will bring

The first United States exhibit since 1911 devoted exclusively to Pablo Picasso's drawings will open at the Fogg Art Museum

By imposing a multi-billion dollar tax on polluting industries, the government could save a substantial number of the estimated 53,000

One hundred students settled into their seats in a darkened Science Center B Friday night, expecting to enjoy the Itallian

Young Americans for Freedom (YAF), a conservative youth organization, held an introductory meeting at the Freshman Union last night. Four

Over one-third of the eligible students have accepted advanced standing this year, roughly the same number as have chosen the

Two Massachusetts tax experts yesterday criticized Proposition 2 1/2, a property-tax relief proposal on the November 4 ballot, as an