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Auto Strikes Pedestrians
Four people were injured in a crash last night when a car struck a stone and ironwork fence in front
CambridgeSide Mall Revitalizes East Cambridge
In the food court at the CambridgeSide Galleria, a woman with a black Prada bag sits sipping a capuccino from
Running in a 'Popular' Election
The Undergraduate Council declared this year that its new campus-wide elections would help to stimulate interest in campus politics. But
* PEACE VIGIL *
In a rare joint effort, members of the Society of Arab Students at Harvard (SAS) and Harvard-Radcliffe Hillel rallied on
Atwood Reads Poetry
Approximately 250 people braved overcast skies to attend a poetry reading featuring writers Margaret Atwood and William Matthews yesterday afternoon
Prof.'s Arm Broken in Stacks
Anyone who has ever used the movable stacks of Pusey Library has probably wondered what would happen if someone actually
Community BRIEFS
Harvard South Asian Students Association Elect New Board Approximately 60 students met Sunday night in Emerson 101 to select the
Ed School Sponsors Two Panels For Alums
As part of the Graduate School of Education's Alumni Day celebration Saturday, the Harvard Education Forum hosted two panel discussions
Herschbach Hosts TV Special on Nobel Prize
As part of an ongoing campaign to promote the public appreciation and understanding of science, Baird Professor of Science Dudley
Clubs, Cruises Highlight Formals
Harvard students will bump, grind and swing at spring formals sponsored by the 12 undergraduate houses over the next few
Woman Says Posing Problematic
When Amanda S. Proctor '97 posed for Playboy's special "Women of the Ivy League" issue last week, she said she
70 Dedicate Tree to Armijo
A tree was dedicated in memory of Dominic J. Armijo '95 yesterday afternoon in the courtyard of the Kirkland House
BGLSA Targets Awareness
The BGLSA launched this year's seven Bisexual, Gay and Lesbian Awareness Days (BGLAD) yesterday with an Awareness Drive on the
Arts Office, Band Move
The Harvard-Radcliffe Band and The Office for the Arts at Harvard and Radcliffe (OFA) moved over spring break to newly
New Treatment Helps Young Schizophrenics
An experimental treatment has offered new hope to children suffering from early-onset schizophrenia, according to Chief of the Child Psychology
