Joshua A. Gerstein
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Govt. Files Offer Inside Look at Indirect Cost Controversy
For years, private universities charged the government millions of dollars for overhead on federal research grants and drew little attention
Politician to Cut Ties With Pi Eta
In the wake of media reports and complaints from women's groups, State Treasurer Joseph D. Malone '78 has decided to
Border Knifing Suspect Sought
Cambridge police said yesterday that they obtained an arrest warrant for an individual accused of stabbing a local man on
The Pi Eta:
Parties on the first weekend after spring break are notoriously wild, and the Pi Eta Speakers Club's Saturday night bash
A New President Meets the Press, At 21,000 Feet
This article was first published on Monday, March 25 in a special Crimson extra. SOMEWHERE OVER NEW ENGLAND--As he sat
A New President Meets the Press, At 21,000 Feet
SOMEWHERE OVER NEW ENGLAND--As he sat in the eighth row of the 4:30 Pan Am shuttle yesterday afternoon, smiling and
Harvard Officials Deny Bombing of Center
Amid rising fears that Iraq might respond to the U.S.-led war effort with a wave of terrorism, Harvard officials yesterday
Police Arrest 65 Activists For Blocking Highways
BOSTON--As American forces in the Persian Gulf made their final preparations for war, police arrested about 65 anti-war protesters yesterday
Social Club Wants Trial Moved
BOSTON--Lawyers for a Harvard social club which is facing a lawsuit from a New Jersey woman over an alleged rape
Protesters Demanding Afro-Am Hiring March to The Stadium, Demonstrate at Football Game
About 70 demonstrators protesting the lack of faculty in the University's Afro-American Studies Department marched this afternoon from the Yard