Merin G. Wexler

Bronze and Granite

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A s the University's first and only studio professor of Visual and Environmental Studies, Brooklyn bred Dimitri Hadzi enjoys the

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S ome people are media addicts. Every magazine, every newsletter, every advertisement that gets slipped under their doors--they read them

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For most museum-goers, art is something to look at from a distance. Paintings hang under glass, sculptures stand set off

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An overwhelming majority of Law School students support affirmative action to increate the number of minorities and women on the

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M OST SO-CALLED feminist fiction borders on highbrow soap opera. Housewife discovers her unfulfilled potential in a local encounter group,

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Law School Dean James Voremberg 48 took the first steps yesterday towards implementing last spring's nationally published Michelin report, which

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The season of mixed drinks and hots d'oeures began this week at the law School, us prestigious firm from across

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An August settlement between the Attorney General and a Boston group which provides wage information to area corporations, including Harvard,

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A wall-breaking ceremony Friday afternoon launched a $2.5 million renovation of the Radcliffe Gym, the Agassiz Theatre and the Schlesinger

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Only 25 per cent of scheduled classes met yesterday and Tuesday at the University of Massachusetts-Boston as 150 striking faculty,