Raymond Bertolino
Huntington Foresees U.S.-Soviet Conflict Within Next Decade
Tensions between the Soviet Union and the United States may be resolved in "an unpeaceful or unpleasant major confrontation sometime
New Law May Affect Student Debtors
House and Senate conferees will meet later this week to try to iron out differences between two bills that affect
Goldman Wins Award
Guido G. Goldman '59, executive director of the Center for European Studies and senior lecturer on Government, received the Commander's
Stupid Films: A Textbook Case
I T'S A PITY, but hardly a surprise, that so many filmmakers are successfully peddling such worthless pictures to movie
When in Rome, Shoot Like the Romans
T HERE IS A GOOD deal of fear and loathing in Rome these days. The recent assassination of Aldo Moro
Students Celebrate College Shut-down
While firemen, public works employees, policemen and National Guardsmen battled one of the worst snowstorms in New England history, a
Yale Cancels Summer School Session in 1979
The Yale faculty voted last month to cancel its 1979 summer term because of financial problems. Ruth Claus, director of
