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Brenda Taylor `01 There are athletes who dream of going to the Olympics, and then there are those who will
Looking Back, Looking Forward
It is Saturday, May 26, just before 10 p.m., and the Class of 2001’s last set of undergraduate finals are
Faust Speech Opens Radcliffe Lecture Series
Speaking before a packed Agassiz Theatre, the dean of the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study kicked off a series of
Unbreakable Code Discovered
A Harvard computer science professor has announced he has discovered a way to make codes unbreakable. Michael Rabin, Watson professor
Harvard Leads Nation in Black Graduation
A recent study found that Harvard has the highest graduation rate for black students in the nation, at 94 percent.
Students Protest Pfizer on World AIDS Day
As many undergraduates wore red ribbons to commemorate World AIDS Day Friday, a group of students joined about 100 protesters
Rudenstine's Salary Remains Relatively Low
Harvard President Neil L. Rudenstine's salary remained significantly below the national median last year, according to the Chronicle of Higher
On Electoral College, Harvard Is Divided
With the fate of the presidency hanging on the outcome of Florida's 25 electoral votes, professors and students are weighing
Cambridge City Council Gives Voting Rights to Immigrants
In a significant step in support of immigrant rights, the Cambridge City Council approved a measure Monday night that will
Polls Are Everywhere, And as Volatile as Ever
With the election less than a week away, pundits, journalists and others are turning to the polls to venture their