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When Congress passed its landmark amnesty bill in 1986, it was considered a triumph for illegal aliens seeking to normalize their status. But the act contained limited provisions for individuals to appeal the handling of their cases by the Immigration and Naturalization Service. Last week, by a 7-to-2...
Galvin is one of thousands of specialists -- doctors, scientists and engineers -- working on designs to meet the needs of today's disabled population. "We used to look at people who were disabled as shut-ins," she says. "Not anymore. Computers, new materials and new attitudes have revolutionized our industry. If...
There have been student demonstrations at the College and sit-ins at the Law School to demand that the University hire more minorities. Faculty have also expressed their dissatisfaction--Weld Professor of Law Derrick A. Bell is taking an unpaid leave of absence until the Law School tenures a Black...
After jumping out to a 4-0 lvy start with its three straight road ins, the squash's best start in 10 years, the Harvard men's basketball team leads the chase for the league championship.
Last month in Chicago a march by 65 labor, peace, environmental, religious and political groups drew more than 4,000 people, the largest protest of its kind in the city since the Vietnam War. At Boston's busy Downtown Crossing area, a 12-ft. by 4-ft. antiwar banner attracted...