David Blumenthal

From the Shelf Three Thirty Four

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THERE'S no easy way to describe Three Thirty Four, the 1970 Harvard Yearbook. It is a wildly uneven product, amusing

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Harper and Row: 234 pages; $6.95. WHAT WOULD happen to a National Guardsman if he was ordered to fire on

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IT'S BEEN a bad year for all the old values at Harvard, and the Hasty Pudding's HPT 122, The Boy

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Four months and a summer later, an institution that many Faculty members hoped would disband after the April crisis still

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A band of some 20 to 30 persons invaded the Center for International Affairs shortly after noon yesterday, roughing up

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Of the many surprises of the last 19 days, none has been more unexpected than the Faculty's spectacular display of

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Students and faculty began taking stands House by House on the day's events, as they retreated yesterday from University Hall

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T HE LAST YEAR and a half has not been a happy time for advocates of community control of ghetto

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D ESPITE APPEARANCES, Arthur Jensen's forthcoming article on race and heredity is not simply a revival of the 1930's genre

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L EWIS MUMFORD considers the view from his study at the top of Leverett towers one of the great advantages