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Finley Calls for Women's Protests
Feminist performance artist and writer Karen Finley, who is known for her graphic live stage acts, yesterday urged a crowed
Panel Discusses Women's History
Six prominent women scholars gathered in Agassiz House yesterday to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Mary Wollstonecraft's Vindication of the
Lighthouse Hosts Gender Conference
More than 65 high school girls attended on Saturday the first ever Lighthouse Magazine Conference for Girls, which was designed
Wilson, RUS Differ on Clubs
Radcliffe President Linda S. Wilson and the Radcliffe Union of Students (RUS) appear to have widely disparate visions on providing
RUS Members Elect Jarvenpaa, Coughlin
Members of the Radcliffe Union of Student (RUS), the official student government of Radcliffe College, elected a new board of
Finding Common Ground in the Square
In the wake of alleged conflicts between Au Bon Pain employees and homeless patrons, restaurant management and the Homeless Civil
Seven Harvard Students Named Rhodes Scholars
Seven Harvard students, including two Leverett House roommates, won 1992 American Rhodes Scholarships to study at Oxford University in England,
Wolf Celebrates Expected Win
Turnout at the Cambridge polls was extremely low yesterday, but that did not dampen the spirits of supporters of Mayor
Court Rules on Freedom of Speech Codes
A federal judge's ruling that the University of Wisconsin's hate speech code violated first amendment rights will likely effect other
Cambridge Mail Revamped
Cambridge residents may be seeing more dependable mail service in the future, said District Manager James F. Walsh. The Cambridge