John G. Simon
Harvard Divinity School Names 2nd Year Student Acting Dean of Students
A second-year student in the Bachelor of Divinity program has become the new Acting Dean of Students at the Harvard
'The Spirit of a Man is Raised'-Allen Ginsberg Singing Blake
WHEN William Blake was very young he came home one day and told his parents that he had seen angels
Seniors Plan To Hold Alternate Graduation
An ad hoc group of graduating seniors will stage an alternative commencement program Thursday as a reaction against the "business
Ed School Rejects Recess, Permits Personal Politics
The Faculty of Education voted yesterday by a narrow margin to reverse its earlier decision that would have recessed classes
Peace Action Sets Up Series of Workshops
The war, racism, and student protest are among the topics for workshops to be held today through Wednesday on the
End of the Road
currently at the Cinema II in New York City JOHN BARTH'S End of the Road is one of my favorite
Law School Sets Drive To Enroll More Girls
Harvard Law School has begun a program for the recruitment of new women students, similar to the current program to
Heads Roll for Christ
After a seance, an exhibition of "ESP," and a near-beheading. The World's Greatest Illusionist told an audience of 250 in
Dunster Men Develop Coed Plan; Hope to Exchange With the 'Cliffe
Reacting to their exclusion from this spring's coed living exchange, the men of Dunster House are striking back with a
Traumatic Day for Yalies As 90 Get Old Society Tap
NEW HAVEN, May 3, 1951--Yale passed through an annual emotional crisis this evening in the courtyard of Branford College. This
Fight on California Oath Continues
On this and the following six pages, the CRIMSON presents its second annual survey of academic freedom. When we printed
The 'True Story' of Hiss
The subtitle of this book is misleading. Messrs. Lasky and do Toledano call their book "The True Story of the
'Fortresses for Our Liberties'
Nine of the 16 selections in Professor Jones' anthology are distinguished expositions of the concept of freedom of inquiry as
New York: Loving Analysis
It would seem, at first glance, that no man could write a book called "Here is New York" and have
All Is Calm as Weekenders Move In
NEW HAVEN, Conn., Nov. 18--Yale University and New Haven in general spent a quiet, but intense few hours tonight digging
