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George Will Talks on Future Of United States Conservatism
"The primary political question is always which elites shall rule, not whether elites shall rule," George Will, the syndicated political
Westheimer Says Good Lab Program Reinforces Studies
The effectiveness of laboratory instruction in elementary science courses should not be measured by how interesting the students find labs,
Jewett Expects Few Minorities To Apply Early
The percentage of minority students applying to Harvard under the Early Action program will probably be much lower than the
Acorn Will Get Dallas Tryout
The Dallas Tornados of the North American Soccer League (NASL) have invited David P. Acorn '77, standout forward and co-captain
Harvard's Growth Has Hurt Cambridge
Cambridge Mayor Alfred E. Vellucci said last night a severe Cambridge housing shortage caused by the massive post-war expansion of
College Will Limit Mixers To Those with ID Cards
In the wake of disturbances last weekend at two River House mixers, Archie C. Epps, dean of students, has set
Student Economics Group Begins Distribution of Journal
Editors of the "Harvard Undergraduate Journal of Economics," the first independent economics journal written and published entirely by undergraduates, yesterday
Harvard Medical School Grads Practice Throughout Country
A survey of graduates of the Harvard Medical School indicates that about 70 per cent of the school's alumni are
Terrill and Fairbank, at Kirkland House, Differ on Future U.S.-China Relations
The elevation of Hua Kuo-feng to the chairmanship of the Chinese Communist Party should lead to a gradual improvement of
Suit to Save Park Will Proceed Despite Court Loss
Legal efforts to block the construction of a high school complex on the site of the park behind the Cambridge
Voter Increase
An increase in the number of college students registered to vote in Cambridge will "absolutely" lead to a more liberal
