Diane M. Cardwell

Backing Alfonsin

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A FTER a half century of virtually uninterrupted military rule, a hint of democracy has finally penetrated Argentina's totalitarian armor

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P lagued by a shortage of faculty and what some students complain is a lack of direction, Harvard has fallen

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P ICTURE THIS: you're sitting downstairs with some friends in Matthews or Hollis early freshman week, when a Harvard police

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TO FIND A paradigm for the rampant misunderstandings between Blacks and whites in America, one need look no further than

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A S THE Academics Committee of the Undergraduate Council reported last March, the Core Program needs strengthening. And one of

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When Jerry H. Sternin returned from the Peace Corps two years ago to become a graduate student in East Asian

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Duncan S. Stearns '87 has been scrubbing toilets, mopping floors and moving furniture on campus for a week and loving

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The words of five white Harvard undergraduates who have lived in South Africa paint a grim portrait of the future

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T he words of five white Harvard undergraduates who have lived in South Africa paint a grim portrait of the

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I N BRINGING Diana Ross to Harvard last week, the Harvard Foundation tried to do something nice for students. Ross