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This was evident last night when nearly 80 Cantabrigians gathered at the First Church of Cambridge to consider a proposal to modernize the Read Block--the decaying series of creamcolored buildings at the corner of Mass. Ave. and John F. Kennedy Street.
Last year, Hyman and Rawlins ran on a platform called the "Student Bill of Rights." Among the things they believed students had a right to were "a safe campus", "gender equality," "privacy," a "responsible and responsive student government" and "better student services and public spaces." Most of the rights themselves...
During the '70s, when a certain amount of marijuana burnout from the '60s became evident, pot fell into relative disfavor. But in the past decade, media stories registering disapproval of marijuana have tapered off. It has hardly discredited the substance that Head Boomer Bill Clinton, after stating four years ago...
The second electoral trend is the growing influence of Latino voters. Latinos are the fastest-growing demographic group in the United States, and hundreds of thousands register to vote every year. In the 1996 presidential election, the Latino vote was particularly crucial in California and also in Florida and Arizona...
Harvard would lose the game seconds later on a miraculous tip-in by a Siena player, but the effects of Russell's effort were evident. The next day the Crimson played inspired basketball to defeat a talented Pepperdine squad, 67-63.