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Emily J. Tsai
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Council Members Say Phone Voting Violated Policy
Two members of the Undergraduate Council yesterday charged that a recent phone vote on a new constitution for the student
Dunster Grill Closes Early
Igniting fears of a permanent closing, the Dunster House Grill will stop serving its popular bagels and latenight munchies for
Berry to Bring Chefs to Houses
Students will be treated to a smorgasbord of culinary delights this spring when eminent chefs from Boston-area restaurants visit college
College Looks at EPA Program
The University and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) are working to reach an agreement on the implementation of a
John Harvard Gets New Coat
Three rambunctious Yalies and a renegade Harvardian student were caught blue-handed early yesterday morning in an attempt to paint John
Domestic Partners Register
Until yesterday, Cambridge laws had denied Lisa Schwieg and Jan B. Shafer the right to an official partnership. But that
First-Years Participate In Mem. Hall Planning
In an effort to collect student input, members of the Memorial Hall Planning Committee met Monday night and last night
Poll Shows Increasing Dismay at Social Life
Harvard students become more discontented with their social lives the more years they spend at the College, according to a
Patriotic Pomp Can't Disguise Gloom
The patriotic bunches of red, white, and blue balloons and the giant U.S. flag backdrop failed to disguise the grim
Repairs Affect Water Supply
Emergency repairs of water pipes in Claverly Hall left residents waterless for four hours yesterday. A major blockage in the
Dig Explores Israeli Coast
A series of discoveries made this summer on Israel's Mediterranean coast by a Harvard expedition will likely dispel some widely
