J. W. Stillman

Seize the Weekend

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Worn down by the relentless daily grind of hour exams and Sesame Street, angst-ridden undergraduates put in their 12 minute

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The Harvard-sponsored Blair Pond housing project faces a crucial test this week when the state Natural Resources Department decides whether

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William Gilday and two other suspects in the machine-gun slaying of Boston Patrolman Walter K. Schroeder in a bank hold-up

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Boston University administrators voted yesterday to cancel exams, and commencement and to send all students home as the national university

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Ohio National Guardsmen opened fire yesterday on fleeing anti-war demonstrators at Kent State University in Kent, Ohio, killing four and

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Protests against the U. S. invasion of Cambodia grew this weekend, as editors of 15 college newspapers endorsed an editorial

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Doubleday; 388 pages; $7.95 THOSE PEOPLE who pride themselves on owning the complete set of Kennedy biographies might buy On

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Ecology activists and Allston residents will attempt to block builders from entering Allston's Ringer Park this morning to begin construction

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The Faculty will vote on the Resolution on Rights and Responsibilities and at least four proposed amendments in a special

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(This is the second in a two-part feature.) IS THE Admissions Committee playing polities? The first class admitted to Harvard