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Like most legal developments, the rights of the unborn child were not won easily. Under common law in medieval England, an unborn child had no legal rights and no separate identity except in cases of inheritance, abortion, and where the mother was condemned to die. Then the execution was stayed...
The grant is the second to Harvard from the Ford Foundation this year. In January, $12.5 million was given to develop the University's program in international affairs. This grant will endow nine new professorships and help finance construction of a building to centralize Harvard's now widely-scattered international...
Aided by an alert defense, lanky John Scott scattered eight hits and pitched the Harvard baseball team to a 3-1 win over Cornell at Splinter Stadium on Saturday.
The Team. Paris' Marquis de Cuevas Ballet instantly hired Nureyev for $400 a week, more than he had made in six months with the Kirov. His mother, brought to Moscow by the government, called him every day on government orders and pleaded with him to come home. But, he...
Ghastly indeed is the beginning of the tale. On Feb. 10, 1306, Bruce fell upon his principal political rival, John Comyn of Badenoch, and stabbed him to death before the altar of a village church. Crowned King at Scone, he promptly sent to warn England's Edward I that...