Julian E. Barnes
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Making the Campus Safe For the 'Nice Republicans'
T HE CAMPUS LINE on Harry James Wilson is that he is the nicest Republican you'll ever meet. It's not
Educating Ourselves: A Newspaper's Balancing Act
T he First Amendment to the Constitution awards newspapers a special place in our society. The Constitution gives newspapers great
44 Percent Would Get Top House Choice
The "enhanced choice" housing lottery plan endorsed by the Undergraduate Council last Sunday would enable approximately 44 percent of rising
Preppies Can Change
The staff is right to criticize the members of Eliot House who forced the return of paper cups to the
Summer Enrollment Drops
The total number of students enrolled in the summer school declined slightly this year while the percentage of foreign students
Council Appoints Drury City Clerk
At a special meeting Wednesday, the City Council appointed temporary city clerk D. Margaret Drury to fill position permanently. The
Family Partner issue Debated
A quibble turned into a unbridled yelling match Wednesday as City Councillors traded charges of "political correctness" and "homophobia" over
Voter Registration Declines
The number of people registered to vote in the city so far this year has dipped well below the mark
Ignoring Issues, Seeking Scandals
Every year they say it will be different, but every year it's the same old thing. During each presidential campaign,
City's Hotel Industry Increases 7.1 Percent
BOSTON--Hotel occupancy rates in Cambridge climbed a whopping 7.1 percent this year, signaling that the darkest days of the local