Thomas Geoghegan

The Law Defoliating the Constitution

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WHILE Washington police scourged thousands of antiwar demonstrators, Rennie Davis grumbled to the press that Mr. Nixon had "suspended the

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"The State and the Poor," edited by Samuel H. Beer and Richard E. Barringer. Winthrop Publishers, 329 pp. EVEN IN

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DON'T be mean to Love Story, Maybe it's true what they argue around Nini's, maybe there is a Harvard just

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Open 8 to 12 daily, or at least until the new shingle arrives. AS WAS freely predicted from the start,

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I "HARVARD AND MONEY," a thin green booklet released yesterday by the Committee on Governance, touches all the bases but

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Daniel Patrick Moynihan, the President's counsel on urban affairs, has refused the post of U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations

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IN A PERFUNCTORY bid for the Catholic vote, Richard Nixon stopped off at the Vatican on his European tour and

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WHO NEEDS THE DEMOCRATS?,Galbraith, Doubleday and Company. 86 pages. IN THE leadership vacuum of the Democratic Party, it is not

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IN THE sacerdotal days of moral philosophy, political ethics was a self-confident teleology of actor and attitude. Now it is

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FOR WITLESS pedantry it is difficult to match the Faculty's empty condemnation of the war last Tuesday. Their vote ignored