Ronald W. Wade
On Contradictions
T HERE IS A GULF between the intentions and actions of black Harvard students. They clamor for more active recruiting
Cornell Drubs Crimson Laxmen, 20-1
Cornell scored, literally. Twenty Big Red goals found their way past Harvard's defensive sieve Saturday afternoon at the Business School
Boston University Five Wins First George Jackson Tourney
Boston University held off a strong fourth-quarter rally to defeat Harvard, 66-64, last Saturday night and to capture the first
Lacrosse: Munro's Last Stand
Like now-retired New York Jet head man Weeb Ewbank, Harvard varsity lacrosse coach Bruce Munro is learning that not all
Billerica Hoop
A WRONG turn we took on the Mass. Turnpike made us late for the basketball game with the Billerica Jail
Big Red Sinks in IAB, 79-67
Harvard's varsity came out with the most points in an athletic fiasco that was billed as a basketball game, when
Learning From Liu Shou-Shieu
C HINESE COMMUNIST PARTY members don't tell foreigners much about the organization or policies of the CCP. They have a
Wadin' In
According to the axiom that it's darkest right before dawn, a huge sunbeam should encompass the Indoor Athletic Building Monday
Powerful Crimson Offense Bombs Columbia, 57-0
The surprisingly tough Crimson football team won its third straight game Saturday afternoon, crushing Columbia, 57-0, at Harvard Stadium. Senior
Crimson Faces Weak B.U. Team in Easy Game
Harvard's football team, still savoring last week's opening game upset against UMass, should have no trouble disposing of hapless Boston
Satch Sanders to Head Harvard Hoop
Tom "Satch" Sanders is the new head varsity basketball coach, The Crimson learned yesterday. The Athletic Department will announce the
Afro Backs More Recruitment Of Prospective Black Students
The Harvard-Radcliffe Association of African and Afro-American Students (Afro) endorsed a reversal in this year's decrease in undergraduate admissions by
