J.wyatt Emmerich
Alphabet Soup for Junior Politicians
Student government at Harvard consists of a 95-member student assembly and several student-faculty advisory committees. Both have little power, but
A Ticket to Ride
There is no typical freshman experience. In this section, four seniors recount the good times and the bad times that
Subway Extension Project Will Take Four Years
Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority (MBTA) officials said yesterday they expect construction on the extension of the Red Line, which has
Federal Ruling Fails to Alter Subway Plan
A federal magistrate last week refused to issue an injunction to halt construction of the 3.2-mile extension of the Red
Seedy Core
T HE 36-PAGE REPORT on the core curriculum released by the Faculty two weeks ago marks a major step in
CHUL Says 'No Comment'
Monday's meeting of the Committee on Houses and Undergraduate Life (CHUL) demonstrated all too clearly the divisions between the student
Constitutional Convention Resolves Representation
The Harvard-Radcliffe Constitutional Convention last night decided how students will choose representatives for the new student government it hopes to
Color-Blind Populism
F AR FROM PRETENTIOUS ivory towers and the unsettling cacophony and grime of Eastern industrial cities, far away where neighbors
Boutiques Bump Off Barbers' Business
You can still find barber poles, shaving mugs and $3.50 haircuts in Cambridge, but it is harder than it was
