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Those Who Can't, Usually Do By Five : Putting The Paper, Yourself To Bed
It's been more than a year since I last page-proofed The Crimson, the night of the last press run of
D.C.-Bound Gardiner Prepares for Life in Politics
She may not have hit Leno or Letterman yet, but Avery W. Gardiner '97 is already fodder for political humor.
What to Do at Harvard Until the Year 2000
I f you haven't started already, you will likely spend the next four years telling people you go to school
The Allure of the Countryside
W hen I was offered an internship at the Smithsonian this summer, I was ecstatic. This is a dream job
Three Scholars Awarded Tenure
Three scholars, two in psychology and one in earth and planetary sciences, received tenure in the Faculty of Arts and
All Workers Have the Right to Unionize
I am disturbed that Yale's teaching assistants (TAs) would withhold grades from undergraduates. It punishes the students--and certainly doesn't help
Suleiman Named to Board Of Comparative Lit. Assoc.
Professor of Romance and Comparative Literatures Susan R. Suleiman will serve as vice president of the American Comparative Literature Association
Work Set To Start On Center
Dean of the Faculty Jeremy R. Knowles said yesterday that plans for a proposed humanities center will be implemented immediately,
Exploring New Shores In Language
Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures Naomi Schor is not just a feminist anymore. "I think I'm at the end
Professors Find Testifying Is a Trying Experience
Following controversial news reports about a doctor's triple involvement as a medical journal editor, researcher and legal consultant, the Harvard-affiliated