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Molly J. Moore
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Calling for a Healthier Harvard
Recent articles and opinion pieces in this newspaper have pointed out what everyone knows: the Malkin Athletic Center (MAC) is
Students Win Election to Democratic Caucus
It's not exactly "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington," but this May three Harvard students will have the chance to make
Brown Faces Bias Charges From Former Professor
In the shadow of sexual harassment charges from a student, a former Brown University professor is accusing the school of
Election Commission Member Resigns
Margaret L. White '99 resigned last night from the Election Commission, which oversees the Undergraduate Council elections, after the contents
Adams Residents Create AIDS Awareness Sculpture
The exhibition of the sculpture "Inside-Outside: Steel Lining" opened yesterday at the Fogg Museum. The sculpture, which Adams House Artist-in
City Council Hears Living Wage Proposal
At the start of Monday night's city council meeting, members of the Cambridge Campaign for a Living Wage presented councilors
Princeton Tightens Dorm Security System
In a move that has drawn mixed reactions from its students, Princeton University recently upgraded the electronic security system in
Former U.N. Official Attacks Iraq Sanctions
In his first public appearance since his resignation as United Nations Humanitarian Coordinator in Iraq this fall, Dennis Halliday spoke
Ambassador to Greece Urges Improved Relations
U. S. Ambassador to Greece Nicholas Burns spoke about the future of diplomatic relations between the United States and Greece
Coalition Vows to Fight Sexual Assault, Broaden Awareness
In their first meeting of the year, members of the Coalition Against Sexual Violence vowed yesterday to raise campus awareness
HLS Administrators Rhapsodize Gershwin
By day Benjamin R. Sears and Bradford L. Conner are administrators at the Harvard Law School, but by night they
Hepatitis B Program Gets Federal Money
The federal government has contracted a Hepatitis B prevention program created by Harvard students to work in Boston's Chinatown in
Gates Addresses Ethnicity, Class
"All politics at some level is about identity politics," said W.E.B. DuBois Professor of the Humanities Henry Louis "Skip" Gates
Seniors Prepare to Select Class Marshals
Applications for the four Harvard and four Radcliffe Class Marshal positions were due yesterday at 3 p.m. in Wadsworth House,
