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Princeton University students yesterday overwhelmingly voted to form an undergraduate-funded chapter of a national student environmental and consumer advocacy group, the first of its kind in the Ivy League...
Carl J. Mayer, student organizer of Princeton's Public Research Interest Group (PIRG), said yesterday he believes the school's administration will approve the proposal and establish the chapter, which would join similar groups at 200 colleges nationwide...
Attempts to establish a Harvard PIRG chapter in 1972 and 1977 failed because administrators opposed PIRG's funding procedure, which would add a surcharge to student term bills...
...most Harvard students, House football represents the final chapter of a dream that began many falls ago in suburban peewee league. There are a few stalwart individuals, however, who resist the forces of the outside world and continue to don their pads and fishnet jerseys long after graduation day. One such rugged individual is Paul Erickson, Quincy House resident tutor in English and Harvard's oldest living House football player...
...specifics of the contract aren't really that important. For the people in Holyoke Center familiar with the project, the whole dispute was just another chapter in the long, frustrating history of MATEP. From the beginning, the idea had been a disaster, the project cursed and damned. The first administrative vice president to take charge of the project had hired an incompetent consulting firm--and Harvard had been forced to dump both of them. The power plant, at a cost of more than $230 million, was already the single most expensive project ever undertaken by any university--and Harvard...