Mark L. Krupnick
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Mary McCarthy
A near-capacity crowd showed up last night at Sanders Theatre to hear a woman who is a phenomenon of our
The Current
The Current is a handsomely designed magazine published four times a year by the Harvard-Radcliffe Catholic Club. Although describing itself
Mensa
Sixteen years ago a wealthy, eccentric English barrister name Roland Berrill organized Mensa, a club to be composed of men
Student Involvement in Course Work Hurt by Lack of Dialogue With Teachers
This is the rhythm of academic work: 12 weeks of lectures, followed by reading period with a term paper of
David Donald, Princeton Historian
It has been a great year for "Gone With the Wind," and for thousands of free-lance magazine writers, newspapermen, Chamber
Summer School Faculty Profile: Stanford Professor David Levin
David Levin, now 36 years old and a visiting professor of English in the Summer School, first came to Harvard
Eliotic Cinemantics
The camera's eye pans over the ravages of a Lost Weekend in Eliot House, as seven bleary-eyed dissipates scratch their
Attacks Ethics Behind Eichmann Trial
Handlin, professor of History, reasserted the ancient Jewish faith in moral law last night and accused Isreal of deviating from
Mosaic
"To the student Twirckoff, Yom Kippur was always a day of dread." Thus begins Mark Mirsky's short story, "Lukshin Kugel"
Raymond Aron
France's leading political observer was discussing the current national scene last night in his suite at Leverett House. Here for