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NEWS
By Dale S. Russakoff and Richard Shepro
Thursday, December 4, 1975
LONDON--They had Harvard night at the American Embassy here in early November. Bernard Bailyn, Winthrop Professor of American History, was
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NEWS
By Richard Shepro
Thursday, April 24, 1975
"I dispute in particular," said M. Dupin in The Purioined Letter, "the reason educed by mathematical study." Thinkers naturally espouse
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NEWS
By Richard Shepro
Thursday, April 17, 1975
A FEW YEARS ago Boston-based public prosecutor (now private lawyer) George V. Higgins, building on his experience with the acute
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NEWS
By Richard Shepro
Thursday, December 5, 1974
The dark-red massiveness of Sever Hall stakes out a solid claim on the land beneath, in contrast to the make-shift
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NEWS
By Richard Shepro
Tuesday, November 26, 1974
E NDING A MARRIAGE makes people reborn--but only in a tenuous way, Ingmar Bergman seems to say in his movie
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NEWS
By Amanda Bennett, Wendy B. Jackson, Seth M. Kupferberg, and Richard Shepro
Friday, November 1, 1974
A door-to-door Crimson Halloween survey conducted last night revealed that 83.33 per cent of a sample of Harvard professors give
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NEWS
By Richard Shepro
Thursday, June 13, 1974
The arts at Harvard became "coordinated" this year, with the appointment of Myra Mayman as Arts Coordinator. But it was
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SPORTS
By Richard Shepro
Monday, June 10, 1974
Clearing 7 ft. twice, Mel Embree nearly equalled the best high jumps of his career, but the competition at the
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NEWS
By Richard Shepro
Wednesday, May 1, 1974
S ATYAJIT RAY's Apu trilogy, completed in 1958, was the first group of Indian films to gain attention in the
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NEWS
By Richard Shepro
Monday, April 29, 1974
W ITH NINE COMMERCIAL movie houses, a dozen or so college film societies, church groups, institute film festivals--old movies, some
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