Cindy A. Berman
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Phi Beta Kappa Announces New Radcliffe Members
Radcliffe Phi Beta Kappa announced its newly elected members for the fall term. Twenty-two of the 48 nominees were selected
Colleges Help To Improve Public School
Harvard has launched a concerted drive to improve public school education in the Boston area as part of a broad
Yale May Monitor Faculty's Consulting for Corporations
Yale University may next spring begin regulating all faculty members' outside employment to avoid conflicts of interest between academic and
Alien Students, Faculty May Face Restrictions
Certain sections of a highly complicated bill aimed at reducing the nation's unemployment problem could seriously hamper the ability of
False Alarms Sound at Three Harvard Buildings
Fire alarms accidentally went off in the Fogg Museum, Claverly Hall, and Peabody Terrace yesterday because of a mishap in
Easing the Transition for Freshmen
When Patricia Wright '83 was a freshman, she spent her Christmas vacation away from her hometown of Portsmouth. Virginia, undergoing
Math Department Starts Review Of Intermediate Level Courses
The Mathematics Department has launched an investigation of its intermediate-level courses, because of decreasing enrollment and concern that its curriculum
Techie Antics
With seven minutes and forty-five second remaining in the second quarter of The Game Saturday, a huge black weather balloon
Local Teach-Ins to Examine Real Solutions to Arms Race
The School of Public Health (SPH) and several local disarmament organizations today are sponsoring programs on solutions to the nuclear
Nuclear Education A Top Priority, Hiatt Article Says
Excessive military spending may cause serious setbacks to the nation's health programs, the Dean of the School of Public Health