Daniel B. Baer
Fascinated by Quakes and Crashes
F ANS of big, thick black headlines have had a lot to be happy about in the last week or
Registering Concern for Our City
F OR Massachusetts voters, 1989 is something of an off year. There's no presidential, gubernatorial, senatorial or congressional election. There's
Serving Students With Politics
T HE road between the Harvard Undergraduate Council and the University administration is paved with impotence. Technically, the council holds
Shaving 'Til You Disappear
W hen I got my first razor in tenth grade, it was an electric. I've never given it much use,
I Can't Stand That Attitude
L ET'S face it: these days William Bennett is a pop culture hero. He's the drug czar when warring on
Activists Postpone Sit-In Because of Low Turnout
The Southern African Solidarity Committee (SASC) rescheduled for next week a protest planned to take place in a Harvard Corporation
Forcing a Military Option
A S the 20th anniversary of the 1969 Harvard student strike occurred yesterday, it is more than slightly ironic that
