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NEWS
By Hendrik Hertzberg
Wednesday, June 16, 1965
President Pusey yesterday praised the current college generation for its active concern with social issues. At the same time, the
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NEWS
By Hendrik Hertzberg
Monday, June 14, 1965
The Class of 1940 entered Harvard in as carefree a mood as the times --the fall of 1936--permitted. True, there
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NEWS
By Hendrik Hertzberg
Thursday, May 13, 1965
Runs, hits and errors: that's what makes baseball. And out at Splinter Stadium yesterday. Tufts and Harvard got together and
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NEWS
By Hendrik Hertzberg
Tuesday, April 27, 1965
Harold R. Isaacs, India's Ex-Untouchables. New York; John Day Company, 1965, $4.50. Under the laws of India, Untouchability no longer
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NEWS
By Hendrik Hertzberg
Tuesday, January 12, 1965
Richard E. Neustadt, whose book Presidential Power influenced John F. Kennedy's conception of the Presidency, will join the Harvard Faculty
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NEWS
By Hendrik Hertzberg
Wednesday, December 16, 1964
The Medical Committee for Human Rights plans to establish local health centers throughout Mississippi, Dr. Jack Geiger, assistant professor of
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NEWS
By Hendrik Hertzberg
Monday, December 7, 1964
For three years, Quincy House has performed a rare service: it has given jazz-starved Harvard an evening of jazz, and
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NEWS
By Hendrik Hertzberg
Wednesday, December 2, 1964
The United States faces a serious shortage of college teachers, and strong measures are needed to deal with it, the
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NEWS
By Hendrik Hertzberg
Tuesday, December 1, 1964
The Finest Hours is a skillfully assembled and frequently moving sketch of the magnificent statesman-warrior-historian-painter-orator-bully who turned 90 yesterday, Winston
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NEWS
By Hendrik Hertzberg
Thursday, November 19, 1964
Dean Monro indicated yesterday that the University will participate in the work-study program of the "War on Poverty" despite a
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