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Michael L. Silk
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Foch Street Tries to Forget
Life on quiet, residential Foch Street in North Cambridge, the scene of a multiple shooting three weeks ago, is back
Manter Hall
Every day, many Harvard students pass Elsie's delicatessen on their way to and from classes. If anyone bothered to look
Students Must Show I.D.'s For Admission to Lamont
Students will now be required to present their bursar's cards upon entering Lamont Library, in accordance with a new security
Law School Students to Work With Judges in District Courts
Students at the Law School began last Tuesday to participate in a course which will focus on the lowest level
New Coach, Hopes For Field Hockey
Prospects seem brighter for the Radcliffe field hockey team this year, due to last spring's appointment of a new coach
Amnesty International
Sergio Bitar, a former Allende cabinet minister, shuffled from one concentration camp in Chile to another. Institutionalized brutality there has
Wackers Appointed Kirkland Masters For Coming Year
President Bok recommended yesterday the appointment of Dr. Warren E.C. Wacker, director of University Health Services, and his wife Ann
MIT Starts Fund Campaign Aiming for $225-Million Goal
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology Wednesday announced a drive for $225 million, the largest fund-raising campaign ever undertaken in its
Doing Justice to Justice Holmes
Last week, Law School professor Paul Freund had occasion to recall his second meeting with Oliver Wendell Holmes. "We went
Endowment for the Humanities Gives Lecture Post to Freund
The National Endowment for the Humanities announced today that it has chosen Paul A. Freund, Loeb University Professor, as Jefferson
Harvard to Assist Boston School Department
Harvard has begun to respond to a request from the Boston School System for help in educating its students, Paul
