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A False START?
E UREKA Ronald Reagan found it Sunday. His opening proposal for strategic nuclear weapon talks with the Soviets, unveiled after
Polish Government Tightens Control; Harvard Groups Plan Rally Tomorrow
A government official following events in Poland yesterday said it "does seem the strikes are spreading all over the country,"
Local Man Named in N.Y. Shootings
Federal authorities yesterday identified a Cambridge man as one of four suspects seized in New York state this week in
Rumors of Stones Concert Fly Despite Collapse of Negotiations
Despite the apparent collapse of negotiations to stage a Rolling Stones public concert in Boston, rumors of a last-minute Boston-area
It's Ronnie!... Er, Tom
A little president to president communication: "Dear Mr. President:" wrote President Bok to President Reagan in a letter dated April
CSIA Expert Meets Soviets, Will Give U.S. Unofficial Report
A Kennedy School specialist in military policy, reportedly under consideration for recently returned from what he described as an "illuminating
No, No, No, No, No, No, No, Yes!
This week, Stanislaw Baranczak finally got the news he--and Harvard--had been waiting for. The Polish government, after denying seven previous
Baranczak Granted Passport, To Assume Post at Harvard
After more than three years of waiting, Polish dissident scholar Stanislaw Baranczak yesterday received his government's permission to travel to
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O great, incomparable, and never-to-be-surpassed Crimson! What have you done? What have you not done? What will you do? You
Heymann, After Abscam, Likely to Return to Harvard
Philip B. Heymann, a former professor of Law who left Harvard in 1978 to become assistant attorney general and played
Mr. Pipes Goes to Washington
The heaving, churning mass of memoranda and resume-pushing known as the Reagan transition effort spit out two decisions this week
Feldstein Rules Out Post With Reagan
Martin S. Feldstein '61, professor of Economics, has informed President-elect Ronald Reagan's transition team that he will not take a
Pipes Proposes New State Dept. Post
Richard E. Pipes, Baird Professor of History, and several other members of President-elect Reagan's State Department transition team have recommended
Reagan Team Picks More Harvard Brains
As President-elect Ronald Reagan finally began to fill his administration with Harvard graduates in five of his eight announced Cabinet-level
K-School Scholar Aiding Reagan Team To Investigate White House Transition
A Kennedy School lecturer is serving as executive director of an unannounced top-level transition committee which will recommend plans for
