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Warren Adler
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Robert Nozick, Philosophy Scholar, Dies of Cancer
Robert Nozick, a renowned Harvard thinker who challenged the welfare state in an influential work that defended Libertarian ideas, died
Bono Addresses Class of 2001
Bono, the lead singer for the world famous rock band U2 and the guest speaker at yesterday's Class Day ceremony,
Bono's Long Journey Brings Him to Harvard
Carrying nothing more than a few small bags and a single guitar, the four members of U2 stand calmly in
Settling the Score at Fox Music
“Lady Marmalade,” which features five of the hottest divas in the music world—Christina Aguilera, Lil’ Kim, Missy Elliot, Mya and
Four Seniors Awarded Stride Rite Fellowships
Four seniors will be able to pursue full time community service projects next year as recipients of the Stride Rite
Pforzheimer House Names Senior Tutor
After seven years as the senior tutor of Pforzheimer House, Dirk M. Killen `82 will leave Harvard next year to
HLS Professors Criticize Current Voting Process
A panel of four legal experts spoke at the Harvard Law School yesterday about the aftermath of the Florida election
Power Restored to Lowell House
Power was restored to Lowell House at 3:45 a.m. yesterday, after nearly 5 hours of power trouble. The Engineering and
Now & Then: The Selection of Rudenstine's Successor Bears Many Similarities to the Pusey Search
The deadline to select a new University president was fast approaching. The nation had just chosen its own new president.
Tufts President Backs Protesters
After less than 36 hours of protesting, Tufts student activists got their way yesterday when university President John DiBiaggio issued
Tufts Students Seize Campus Building
MEDFORD--25 Tufts students barricaded themselves inside a key campus administrative building yesterday, vowing to stay until the university's president strengthens
Gates Donates $25M to School of Public Health
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation gave $25 million yesterday to the Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH) and the
400 Protest Discrimination Policy at Tufts
More than 400 people attended a rally at Tufts University yesterday arguing that the school's non-discrimination policy does not adequately
First-Year Releases Bluegrass CD
After playing fiddle for the past nine years, Gabriel J. Jostrom '04 has released his first bluegrass CD this month--weaving
Brandeis Student Loses Appeal Against School Disciplinary Board
David A. Schaer, a former Brandeis University student who accused the school of unfairly disciplining him for alleged date rape
