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		Archives → 1974 → 9/16
		
			
			
	- Gridders Battle 2 Teams In Pre-Season Scrimmage
 - Ford Appoints Law Professor As White House Legal Counsel
 - Home, Home and Deranged
 - Balls and Strikes and Strikes
 - Proposition Theater May Shut Down
 - Institute of Politics Names Barber Conable a Fellow
 - Lampoon's Ibis Returns
 - Employees Charge Police Slow to Respond to Call
 - 600 MIT Workers Walk Out in Strike For Higher Wages
 - 1974 Football Schedule
 - The Century-Old Merger Issue
 - The Crimson
 - Harvard Management Evaluates Its Financial 'Service Vendors'
 - Strauch Committee Studies Future Admissions Alternatives
 - Corporate Merger: Not This Year, Anyway
 - An Athletic Trial of Merger
 - Admissions and the Alumni Donation Myth
 - Citizens Assail Police Conduct
 - Mayor Sullivan Campaigns For Sheriff on City Time
 - Tenants Come Closer to Housing Reforms
 - CTOC: A 4-Year-Old Tenants Group Fights a 'Fundamental Class Struggle'
 - Crowding Eased In Most Houses
 - Harvard To Offer Home Sales At Last
 - A Glutton's Guide to Harvard Square & Environs
 - Ice Cream
 - Bars And the Like
 - Food Stores
 - Greasy Spoons
 - Life Went On Without You
 - Both Sides Settled For Less
 - Inflation, Gimmicks Mark 100th Year Of Harvard Football
 - Football: Harvard's Title Chances Hinge on the Defense
 - As Usual, The Big Green Is the Ivy Team to Beat
 - New Soccer Coach Relies On Basic Skills
 - 1974: Golden Year For Crimson Crews
 - More Problems in Serving the People
 - 1974: The Time Is Ripe for Unionization
 - Preparing for Unions
 - Dean Pipkin Finds He's Still Hung Up Learning the Ropes
 - Law Gives Students Access to Files. . . . . .And All That's Stored Within
 - Harvard's Still an Open Door To Cambridge Crime Wave
 - Fetal Researchers Go Under the Law
 - Learning To Live With Hiring Reforms
 - Government Looks for Sex Bias In the University's Hiring Policies
 - Brimmer: Riding the Trends From Bayou to B-School
 - Harvard Begins Improving Its Foreign Policy
 - DuBois Institute Controversy. . . . . .Continues
 
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