Mark A. Feldstein
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Business As Usual
PHOENIX, Arizona--The large crimson-colored bloodstain is gone now, an uncomfortable memory from the past that most Arizonans would prefer to
Patronage, Nepotism and Conflict of Interest
A six-week investigation by The Crimson has revealed a consistent picture of conflict-of-interest, nepotism and misuse of public office by
Howe Family May Have Used Taxes For Political Advantage in Somerville
A six-week investigation by The Crimson has revealed a consistent pattern of conflict-of-interest, nepotism and misuse of public office by
Life Within the Bunker
Mark A. Feldstein '78, a Crimson editor on leave this year, was working as a volunteer on a kibbutz in
Muskie for President?
W HEN WILLIAM LOEB, publisher of The Manchester, New Hampshire, Union Leader, spoke to the Harvard Republican Club last semester,
Udall Campaigns in Cambridge Seeking Support of Candidacy
The first declared candidate for the presidential elections in 1976. Rep. Morris K. Udall (D-Ariz.), brought his fledgling campaign to
Is Ford's a Better Idea?
"The problems of inflation have been defeated...the danger of any recession is nil." --Gerald R. Ford, 1970 G ERALD FORD