John D. Gerhart
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Volunteer Teachers For Africa Links University With Tanzania
For the past six years, a small committee in the basement of the Phillips Brooks House has been carrying on
Yarborough Denounces NDEA Revision
Texas's Democratic Senator Ralph Yarborough denounced last night at the Administration's proposed phase-out of student under the National Defense Education
Harvard Wins Arboretum Case; 3-2 Decision Ends Court Battle
The seven-year battle over the bitter and complex Arnold Arboretum case ended Monday when the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
Army Tops Swimmers In 51-44 Power Show
Army's powerful and well-conditioned swimming team swept three crucial individual events to tink the Crimson varsity, 51-44, at the IAB
Harvard Tackles Cadets In Crucial Swim Battle
The most exciting swimming meet of the season begins at 4 p.m. today in the IAB, when the varsity gets
Sophomore Freestylers Buoy Swimmers' Hopes
Harvard's fastest swimming team in history opens its season in the IAB tomorrow night against Springfield, but because of general
The Higher Education Act: New Step in Federal Aid
The passage of the $2.3 billion Higher Education Bill by the 89th Congress on October 20 heralds a new role
Katzenbach Chides Student Protestors
WASHINGTON, Oct. 7--U.S. Attorney General Nicholas DeB. Katzenbach warned this evening that student demonstrations on the campus may damage the
Alabama Jury Acquits Slayer of ETS Student
An all-white jury in Hayneville, Alabama, yesterday acquitted the man who called Jonathan M. Daniels, a civil-rights worker and a
May Registration Set For Gen Ed Courses
The early-morning, rain-or-shine wait for admission to lower-level General Education courses is over. Instead, all undergraduates wishing to enroll in