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Jonathan P. Hooks
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Hillel Construction Noisy, But No Complaints
While students may privately complain about the noise, construction on the new Hillel building has thus far brought no official
Youth Group Plans Powell, Reno Protests
The Boston-area Spartacus Youth Club, which includes a dozen Harvard undergraduates, is adding two more to the already busy schedule
300 Student Phones Disconnected As HSTO Attempts to Collect Bills
About 300 student phone lines were disconnected this week by the Harvard Student Telephone Office in an effort to collect
Harvard Receives Threats
Harvard and local police received threats by phone yesterday morning that bombs had been placed in the Kennedy School of
Ali Discusses Race Relations
A group of 35 students met in Cabot House's Private Dining Room last night to discuss race-relations issues in reaction
Mexican Education Reformed, Decentralized
Mexican education is being successfully reformed through policies of decentralization and renewed government orientation towards industry, Mexico's Minister of Education
Professors Laud Marshall Legacy
BOSTON--Two Harvard, Law School professors praised the personal qualities of the late Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall to a crowd