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Hill Advocates Minority Rights
The surest measure of a country's freedom is the security enjoyed by its minorities. Irish human-rights activist Paul Hill said
Taking Chances: My Story
The acceptance letter was a kind of confirmation, an acknowledgment of sorts. Yes, it said to me, everything you've worked
Adams Tunnel Murals Repainted
After an unusual four-year delay, the infamous Adams House tunnel murals were whitewashed and repainted last weekend. "We usually do
Advocate Robbed
Poetry board members of The Harvard Advocate discovered the bizarre theft of their fireplace mantlepiece during a meeting yesterday, according
New York Prosecutor Speaks at Radcliffe
Despite significant progress since the 1970s in changing how the U.S. legal system treats sex crimes and public attitudes towards
Mexican Students Say Peso's Fall Hits Home
Despite the security of academic life in America, Harvard's Mexican students say they are feeling the effects of a weakened
Cathasaigh Tenured
Specialist of Irish literature and mythology Tomas O Cathasaigh has been appointed Henry L. Shattuck Professor of Irish Studies, the
International Students Say The Internet Helps Them Save Money on Calls Home
When first-year Nina W. Kang realised she would be leaving Taiwan to attend Harvard, it seemed she would have to
Media Gives Varied Coverage of Story
Despite a strong turnout from members of the media at yesterday's press conference announcing 26th Harvard President Neil L. Rudenstine's
Minority Alliance Opens to All Undergraduates
Breaking away from its original form as a coalition of representatives from campus minority student groups, the Minority Students Alliance
Women's Rugby Club Bulks Up
On Saturdays, when an afternoon of running and tackling and grinding people into the dirt is over, a group of
Radcliffe Launches Publicity Blitz
The publicity push is crushing. One thousand scarlet pennants, 2,500 calendars, 5,000 guidebooks and more than 4,000 t-shirts trumpeting "A
Rainstorm Dampens Campus
While yesterday's relentless rainstorm evoked exasperation and annoyance among many a drenched Harvard student, for first-year Giselle A. Corsa '98
New On-Line Inventory May Speed Coop Sales
For students waiting in line at the Coop, the textbook search may seem no easier. But according to Coop Book
Telephone Troubles Plague First-Years
Francesca E. Bosco '98 worries about her father, who recently suffered a heart attack. She would like to hear from
