Peter A. Nitze
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Money Draws Away Harvard Admittees
With almost all of the applicants' responses in, slightly more than 76 per cent of the applicants admitted to the
Despite Snow Grass Will Be O.K. for Grads
The precipitous shift in the weather Monday failed to unsettle officials responsible for the preparation of campus grounds for Commencement
Law School Applicants
About 100 fewer people applied to the Law School this year than in 1976, with a proportionate drop in the
Student Group Proposes Subsidizing Review Debt
The Student Advisory Committee (SAC) of the Institute of Politics voted Sunday, night to recommend that the institute subsidize an
Massachusetts May Legalize Laetrile
The Massachusetts legislature is currently considering a bill to legalize the use of Laetrile, a controversial substance derived from apricot
Corporation Balks on Oil Ban
Against the recommendation of its advisory committee, the Harvard Corporation voted yesterday to abstain on a shareholder resolution that would
Republican Club Picks A President
In an emergency session last night, the executive board of the Harvard Republican Club approved the succession of Patrice M.
New University Humor Journal Appears Today
This morning marks the birth of a new publication at Harvard. At about mid-night, the first issue of the University
Law School Accepts Gift From Saudis
The Law School last year accepted a $300,000 contribution from the Saudi Arabian government for the purpose of initiating a