William M. Rasmussen
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Bosnian Athlete Prepares To Go Pro
As her senior Housemates rose from their chairs and chanted “Peljto, Peljto,” Harvard’s 6’2” Bosnian-born basketball star accepted Mather House’s
Dance Director To Stay On
Elizabeth Bergmann, the director of Harvard’s dance programs, announced Monday that she will stay in Cambridge at least until June
Dancers Protest Loss of Rieman
Faced with the loss of their historic Rieman Dance Center home in 2005, Harvard’s dancers are now calling on the
Athletes Protest Break In Practice
When the Ivy League presidents decided last summer to limit practice time by requiring all varsity sports to take seven
Lewis Advocates U.S. Focus in Studies
What role should America play in a new, post-Sept. 11 curriculum? Dean of the College Harry R. Lewis ’68 has
Council Follows the Money Trail
Undergraduate Council grant money will be administered more efficiently if a new plan works as council members hope. But the
Ivy Athletics Under Fire
Two weeks from now, University President Lawrence H. Summers and the heads of the other seven Ivy League schools will
Ivy ADs Suggest Fewer Recruits
In a decision that may foreshadow broad recruiting cuts in Ivy League athletics, the league’s athletic directors have agreed on
Protests Turn Inward, Shift To College
On a warm morning in the spring of 1977, the “Eggshell Alliance” mustered just after 8 a.m. at the Mather
MAC Report Finally Done
The report that may herald a $30 million renovation of the Malkin Athletic Center (MAC) was finally submitted to Dean