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Press Barred at Howard Dean Talk

Though Democratic National Committee (DNC) Chairman Howard Dean is not known for being publicity-shy, a speech by the former Vermont


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Patrick ’78 Lays Out Vision for Bay State

More than a thousand supporters of Mass. Democratic gubernatorial candidate Deval L. Patrick ’78 flooded Faneuil Hall Saturday afternoon to


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Lt. Gov. Hopefuls Make Their Pitches

The four Democratic candidates for lieutenant governor of Massachusetts sat before a crowded Kirkland Junior Common Room to tell students


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An Evening With (Economic) Champions

A week after strained relations with the faculty led to his resignation, University President Lawrence H. Summers was on his


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Strategists Share Keys to Success

Democratic strategists and former Clinton aides Paul Begala and James Carville led the John F. Kennedy Jr. Forum on a


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Summit Hails Fair Trade

Student activists went bananas for fair trade foods at the week-long IMPACT summit hosted by the Harvard International Development Organization


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Students Tap into Campus Blogs

Hoping to follow in the footsteps of the wildly successful Facebook.com, a new means of online student networking and procrastination


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Katrina Relief Workers Reminisce

Students who participated in an intersession trip to help the post-Hurricane Katrina reconstruction effort in the Gulf Coast joined community


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Author Lists ‘Most Dangerous’ Profs

Harvard students can sleep a little easier this week—not one of their roughly 12,000 faculty members made the cut for

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