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Alexander B. Ginsberg
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Getting The Last Laugh
Since I first set foot on this campus three and some odd years ago, I have been known as a
Police Log
September 24 12:59 P.M. Harvard University Police Department (HUPD) officers were dispatched to Greenough Hall to investigate a report of
Under New Management
The first 100 days of a U.S. president's term are traditionally used as a barometer of the future efficacy of
Pursued By A Monstrous Image Of His Own Creation
No student complaints were ever recorded about the 6'5" monstrosity that wandered the campus between 1947 and 1951. Frederick H.
Some Financial Aid Students to Receive Ticket Vouchers
The Undergraduate Council’s “Financial Aid for Student Tickets Resolution” will take effect next year, thanks to $10,000 donations from the
Wage Committee Reps Picked
Benjamin L. McKean ’02 and Matthew Milikowsky ’02 were chosen last night in Loker Commons to serve on the Katz
Council Picks Band, Plans 'Fallfest'
Last night at the Undergraduate Council’s final meeting of the year, the council confirmed the Harvard Concert Commission’s (HCC) choice
Ad Hoc Positions Empower Council
The Undergraduate Council will be given an unprecedented opportunity to affect University-wide policy this week when it selects two undergraduate
Council Debates How To Spend New Funds
The Undergraduate Council will have 75 percent more money next year-with the term bill increasing from $20 to $35-and now
Council Endorses Aid for Student Event Tickets
Last night, the Undergraduate Council unanimously passed its "Financial Aid for Student Tickets Resolution," designed to help low-income students pay
U.C. May Pick Up Debt From Ivy Council
The Undergraduate Council will vote on Sunday whether to reimburse two students who made out-of-pocket loans to the Ivy Council
Low-Cost Springfest Planned for Weekend
The Undergraduate Council will kick off its annual Springfest celebration tomorrow afternoon in the Mac Quad-but with a few significant
UC Honors Outstanding Teaching With Levenson Awards
By ALEXANDER B. GINSBERG Crimson Staff Writer The Undergraduate Council's 19th annual Levenson Awards dinner, honoring outstanding teaching, was held
Party Hour Extension Likely For Next Year
Although they are hopeful of eventual success pushing deadlines for party hours back until 2 a.m., council members say nothing
Council Begins Push for Parties Until 2 a.m.
College parties will soon be able to stay open later, if the Undergraduate Council gets its way--and the outlook is
