Jeremy S. Bluhm
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S PEAKING at Class Day here a year ago, Tom Wicker, associate editor of The New York Times, called the
Roberts Helps Devise McGovern Ecology Policy
A young Harvard economist played a key role in the preparation of a comprehensive environmental policy statement released Sunday by
Bread & Butter Battle at the Grad School
B READ AND butter questions involving scholarships and tuition became political issues in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
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Teamwork to Assure Nuts & Bolts
A pair of professors introduced a Faculty motion this week that would continue the Staff Tuition Scholarship program for teaching
Grad Union Committee Rejects Jones's Response to Demands
R. Victor Jones, dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, yesterday presented the letter he received from Dean
GSAS Plans Shift In Money for Aid
The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences(GSAS) has ended a scholarship program which now covers the full tuition costs of
Chomsky Charges U.S. Plans Asian Economy
Noam Chomsky, professor of linguistics at MIT, held out the possibility that the American people's opposition to the war in
Chomsky: Protecting Sources in Laos
Beginning in the column to the left is an affidavit written by A. Noam Chomsky, professor of linguistics at MIT
Falk Faces Prison For Jury Contempt
Richard A. Falk. Milbank Professor of International Law at Princeton, is now facing contempt charges for refusing to testify before
Group Seeks Rent Changes
A group called the Cambridge Rent Control Initiative Committee is seeking the signatures of 3500 registered Cambridge voters so that
Seven Harrisburg Defendants Refuse to Plea at Arraignment
U. S. District Judge Dixon Herman entered a plea of "not guilty" on behalf of Father Philip Berrigan and six
Harrisburg Lawyers Seek Wiretap Ruling
Ramsey Clark, who is serving as an attorney for the Harrisburg Eight, yesterday asked U.S. District Court Judge Herman Dixon
Uncooperative Witnesses Return to Prison
Teri Volpin and Lee Weinberg, two women from Venice, California, who were imprisoned late last year for refusing to testify
Boudin Argues Motion For Harrisburg Eight
Leonard Boudin and Paul O'Dwyer, defense attorneys for the Harrisburg Eight, argued yesterday before U. S. District Court Judge Herman
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