Helen L. Limm
Fencers Split Weekend
The Harvard men's and women's fencing teams hosted Columbia and Cornell this weekend at the Malkin Athletic Center, and although
500 Students Protest Rodney King Verdict
BOSTON--More than 500 Boston-area college students marched silently Monday afternoon from Cambridge to Boston to protest the acquittal of the
Debaters Dominate Nationals
It seems all Harvard students are arguing about something or other these days. And the Speech and Parliamentary Debate Society
Steinem Addresses Women's Lives After 50
Co-founder of Ms. magazine Gloria Steinem spoke on the liberalism of older women before a crowd of 250 at the
HUPD Nabs Credit Crook
The Harvard University Police Department (HUPD) Monday arrested a man charged with extensive credit card fraud at Boston-area colleges. Michael
Campus Deluged With Bottled Water
Every two weeks, the breezeway at Eliot House is flooded--with bottled water. Residents of Eliot and of some other undergraduate
Intestinal Illness Hits Leverett
A wave of intestinal illness struck Leverett House residents over the weekend, students said yesterday. At least 30 students developed
Sports Museum Reopens in Cambridge
Next time you go to the mall, don't be surprised to see Celtics star Larry Bird or Bruins star Bobby
Scientist Speaks About God
Dr. Walter Bradley, chair of Texas A&M University's mechanical engineering department, attempted to scientifically defend the existence of God last
I.M. Pei Talks to 200 at GSD
World renowned architect I.M. Pei discussed his career in a "conversation" with over 200 people at Piper Auditorium at the
