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- Law School secures $3 million gift for human-rights work
- 'Safe Streets' to Levin: Improve traffic, pedestrian safety
- Lawyers to name defendants in AutoAdmit case
- Fencer Jacobson '06 takes silver in Beijing
- Law students reveal identity of AutoAdmit defendant in new complaint
- Jacobson '06 nabs team bronze, announces retirement from fencing
- Harvard endowment grows by 7 to 9 percent
- University names new deans for freshmen, intercultural relations
- Dunne, Computers and the Law professor, dies at 59
- Correction
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- 'Safe Streets' to Levin: Improve traffic, pedestrian safety
- Law students reveal identity of AutoAdmit defendant in new complaint
- Lawyers to name defendants in AutoAdmit case
- Jacobson '06 nabs team bronze, announces retirement from fencing
- Harvard endowment grows by 7 to 9 percent
- Law School secures $3 million gift for human-rights work
- University names new deans for freshmen, intercultural relations
- Fencer Jacobson '06 takes silver in Beijing
- Dunne, Computers and the Law professor, dies at 59
- Correction
