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Geoffrey D. Garin
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The Way We Weren't
M Y FIRST encounter with David Riesman, Ford Professor of Social Sciences, came through one of those booklets the Harvard
Peretz Will Become Associate At the Institute of Politics
Martin H. Peretz, lecturer on Social Studies, will become an associate of the Institute of Politics at the Kennedy School
Committee Has Difficulties Finding Replacement for Ali
Members of the Class Day Committee said yesterday they may be unable to find a replacement for Muhammad Ali to
War Crimes: Who's Sorry Now?
A week after the new Revolutionary Government in Chi Minh City began the arduous task of rebuilding and reunifying a
Fair Harvard Strikes Back
S EYMOUR MARTIN LIPSET, professor of Government and Social Relations, is luckier than most people who work for a living.
Steiner Calls for Faculty Compliance
Daniel Steiner '54, the University's general counsel, warned the Faculty yesterday not to look for "ways to get around" the
Reassessing Bok's Assessment
P RESIDENT BOK flew down to New York last week to speak at a NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund
CIA Director Confronted At Faculty Club Meeting
Central Intelligence Agency Director William Colby was briefly confronted by demonstrators last night during an off-the-record dinner meeting with this
Mail Moves The Country
Daniel Steiner '54, general counsel to the University, let the Department of Health, Education and Welfare know this week that
Paved With Good Intentions
When the administration named its advisory board for the W.E.B. DuBois Institute last week, many people wondered why no one
DuBois Institute Controversy. . . . . .Continues
Walter J. Leonard, President Bok's special assistant, has been overseeing the administration's plans for the W.E.B. DuBois Institute for nearly
Learning To Live With Hiring Reforms
"Now don't misunderstand me," Walter J. Leonard, special assistant to President Bok, said earlier this month. "I don't want to
What Winnie Finds Wonderful
D ESPITE ALL of Samuel Beckett's considerable sympathy for the plight of humankind, his plays show little pity for the
The Unmaking of a President, 1974
On a cold Saturday in January 1973, amidst rumors that the administration would soon announce a negotiated settlement to the
Spreading the Word on Len Boudin
L EONARD BOUDIN, attorney for Daniel Ellsberg '52 in the Pentagon Papers case and professional champion of unpopular causes, admits
