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Eli G. Attie
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Who Will Be King?
Two hundred years ago, when the U.S. was about to elect its first president, the fledgling nation seriously considered enthroning
Presenting Candidates to the People
Anyone who follows national elections knows that there are two very different ways of interviewing a presidential hopeful. One way,
Barnard Averts Strike
An eleventh hour compromise last week prevented a Barnard College clerical union from going on strike and ended bargaining battles
From Blocking Passes to Passing Classes
The day Blake Moore took his LSAT's, he had every intention of beginning the paper chase immediately after graduation. The
Newpaper to Seek Unity Among the Ivy Schools
An all-Ivy League newspaper debuted this week at Ivy campuses across the Northeast, proving that for some students, the age-old
City's Biggest Tow Co. May Get the Boot
Cambridge's largest towing company may lose a lucrative contract with the city because of recent indictments against its owners for
College Costs Going Up, Faculty Salaries Blamed
College costs have jumped six percent since last year, according to a recent study, and administrators say rising faculty salaries
Freshmen Greet First Snowfall
Boston had its first taste of winter yesterday as the season's inaugural snowflakes fell shortly before noon, covering the ground