Deidre M. Sullivan
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New Wave at the Div School
Mary Lee Daugherty, one of the five visiting scholars in the women's studies program at the Divinity School, spent her
Fox, Bowersock Prepare Reply To Student Letters
Two Harvard deans who mailed letters over the summer to undergraduates requesting their opinions of "the Harvard experience" will report
Disabled Students at Harvard
To most of those in Humanities 9b, "Oral and Popular Literature," it made little difference when the class moved from
Harvard Political Review Elects Woman President
The Harvard Political Review, following the lead set by several other campus publications, elected Martha Gershun '78 as the first
Scholars Say Rome's Demise Is Not a Precedent for U.S.
Parallels between troubled contemporary American society and the decline of ancient Rome have little historical basis, a Harvard classics professor
Rights and Opinion
Nobel Peace Prize winner Sean MacBride said yesterday the most important method of protecting human rights is through informed public
European Ideas Too Dominant In American Art, Wolfe Says
Writer Tom Wolfe criticized America's "bowing down to European concepts in all the arts" at the Ford Hall Forum held
Ford Dinner Guests Spice Student Meals
While the average Harvard student heroically attempted to eat dining hall food and make conversation with roommates across the table
Only Librarians Have Chosen To Use Harvard's 'Garden' Lot
Only one group has used the Fly Club garden since the University opened it to the Harvard community last September,
Speakers Discuss Gun Control, ERA In Public Debates
Supporters and opponents debated a handgun ban and the state Equal Rights Amendment last night in the first of three