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Five Minutes of Your Time

For three consecutive semesters, my interviews with Dean of Students Archie C. Epps III almost always ended the same way:


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What Was News

1996 September 1996 U.S. News & World Report ranks Harvard third after six years in the top spot. The College


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Fifteen Minutes: Sealed with a Kiss

They met and married in the course of three weeks. Maria was the 19-year-old friend of his youngest sister, looking


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Epps to Retire After 28-Year Tenure

For the last 28 years, Dean of the Students Archie C. Epps III has mediated racebased campus conflicts, negotiated with


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Hitting the Superhighway

Picture it: Reading Period, January 2010. The final paper for your course on ancient Chinese art is due tomorrow, and


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REINVENTING RAZA

By 6:15 p.m. last Friday night, the private dining room in Adams House was already packed. Mesa, a weekly event


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LAW

The trademarks of recruiting--dark suits, conservative ties, and anxious expressions--have infiltrated the Square once again. For the last two weeks,


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Recruiting Also Runs Rampant at HLS

The trademarks of recruiting--dark suits, conservative ties, and anxious expressions--have infiltrated the Square once again. For the last two weeks,


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Junior Will Face 2nd Custody Battle

Almost 18 months after she won a custody battle to continue her studies at Harvard and bring her daughter with


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Harshbarger To Face Cellucci In November

BOSTON--The victory was sweet, but not necessarily surprising. Or at least that's what supporters of Attorney General L. Scott Harshbarger

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