David M. Rosenfeld
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Scholars Look at Games People Play
Only a few blocks from the crowded arcades of Elsie's and Tommy's, video games were being examined this week in
Character Assassination
T HERE ARE SOME WRITERS who seem quite fund of the characters they create. Paul Theroux, on the other hand,
Cruising for a Bruising
S tephen King's characters live in places like Libertyville, Penn., and travel to Pittsburgh for a special trip. They drink
The Cookie Jar
O NE of the stock pledges of the Washington-bound reformer. Democratic of Republican, is to trim the "fat" and stop
Cleaning Up The Mess
L IKE THE POISON that spreads invisibly from underground toxic waste dumps into our drinking water, the various facets of
Concrete Culture
I N THE PIONEER DAYS, when most people lived in the countryside, the trip to town for supplies was a
Sharing The Castle's Riches
The Undergraduate Council this year became the first student group at Harvard officially charged with doling out grants to student
Still Fighting
O N THE OCCASION of the first successful atomic explosion, J. Robert Oppenehimer wrote, "At last physics has known sin.
Registration Will Be Easy This Spring
Harvard undergraduates accustomed to unraveling a gnarl of red tape at registration will find their sojourn in Memorial Hall considerably
Mem Hall Beckons: Registration Looms For Upperclassmen
Upperclassmen who have been gradually trekking back to Cambridge this week and to their houses, which have been open since