1966 Reunion Issue
LBJ Wants Your GPA: The Vietnam Exam
In 1965, a college education was no longer a get-out-of-jail free card for the Vietnam War.
Integrating Prep Schools and Punch Season: Frank M. Snowden ’68
Frank M. Snowden III ’68 was the first black student to join the Spee—or any final club—at Harvard.
A Trip Down Memory Lane: LSD at Harvard
Timothy F. Leary and Richard Alpert continued to influence Harvard for years to come, sparking debates on the role of psychedelics on campus and helping to bring 1960s drug culture to the forefront of national consciousness.
From Crimson President to Post Publisher: Donald E. Graham ’66
Graham, the son of famed Washington Post publisher Katharine Graham, knew from a young age that he would take the reins and lead the Post one day. The newspaper had been in his family since his grandfather bought it in a bankruptcy sale in 1933.
