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...Last week??s UC referendum was endorsed by 84 percent of voting undergraduates. Approximately half of the undergraduate body participated...
...Mahowald was the youngest person to ever have a Sunday crossword published in The New York Times. He recently placed 7th in the junior division of the 2007 ACPT. Back in Science Center C, students, faculty, and other Harvard affiliates attempted to solve this week??s Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday Times puzzles in the time allotted and with some degree of accuracy. As the official snack of crosswords, Oreos abounded. (“Oreo” is the eighth most common four-letter word in Times crosswords. And they’re black and white...
After the No. 9 Harvard women’s sailing team qualified for nationals at last week??s Women’s New England Championships, it was up to the No. 4 co-eds to duplicate the performance over the weekend at the annual Fowle Trophy. The host Crimson capitalized on its home-water advantage, earning third place overall and securing the regatta’s final invitation to nationals at the end of the month in Annapolis, Md.Despite being the host school, the teams actually raced down the Charles River at MIT. Twelve teams pre-qualified...
...English professors and administrators here, this part of last week??s tragic story has brought a time of reflection. But they insisted that the repercussions of the massacre will not alter how they teach, nor lead them to instate formal rules on how to deal with students who submit particularly violent work...
...Last week??s Supreme Court decision that upheld the Congressional ban on “partial-birth abortion” was the focus of an unconventional protest at Harvard Law School yesterday, when students from a law seminar carried a black cardboard coffin, symbolizing the decision in that case, through the rain from Langdell Hall to the Charles River. The group of seven women and one man who put on the mock funeral procession called themselves Women Against the Majority Opinion. They wore black and handed out fliers describing their protest as they walked through the streets...