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David R. Caploe
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A Breach of Promise
I must admit that I really fail to understand what could possibly have motivated Susan Sontag to release Promised Lands,
A Sense of Paradox
The worst thing you can say about Marcel Ophuls is that whatever his politics, artistically he is a bourgeois humanist--mawkish,
Brown Cagers Upset Crimson, 65-60
Harvard's chances for the Ivy League basketball crown went down the drain Saturday night when it was upset by an
Laing Blasts 'Anti-Human' Conditions
R. D. Laing, noted British psychiatrist and youth culture guru, presented a multi-faceted attack on what he termed the "antihuman"
The Poverty of (Film) Philosophy
The recent Cambridge appearance of two plans by Alain Tanner, a young Swiss director, provides a suitable target for thought
Eagleton Leaves Ticket; Place to Be Filled Today
Senator Thomas F. Eagleton (D. Mo.) last night announced his resignation as the Democratic Vice Presidential nominee exactly a week
Harvard Square restaurant owners react to the Casablanca murder.
Despite the voluntary surrender Friday morning of the alleged murderer of Govert K. Van Schaik '62, former manager of the
Herrnstein in 'The Atlantic' Predicts American Meritocracy
A Harvard professor of Psychology predicts, in the lead article of the September issue of The Atlantic that American society
Herrnstein in 'The Atlantic' Predicts American Meritocracy
A Harvard professor of Psychology predicts, in the lead article of the September issue of The Atlantic that American society
Teach-In 'Disrupters' Subpoena Pusey, Bok
Six members of the Harvard Administration and Faculty-including President Pusey and President-designate Derek C. Bok-were served with subpoenas yesterday by
Grant Aids JFK Center Construction Work on Boylston St. To Begin in June '72
An $18.8 million grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation to the Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority will permit construction of
Deans, SJP Plan Action On Teach-In University Considers Possible CRR Actions
Both the H-R Students for a Just Peace and the Harvard Administration are in the process of initiating disciplinary action
Pro-War Teach-In Dissolves in Turmoil; Administration Warns of Full Discipline
The pro-war Counter Teach-in broke up in turmoil last night less than an hour after it began when Archibald Cox
Teach-In, Vietnam Trips Linked
The same man who was instrumental in setting up the "Counter Teach-In" to be held this Friday at Harvard was
S. Vietnamese Ambassador Will Speak at Teach-In
In an attempt to combat the overwhelming prevalence of "force-fed" antiwar feeling at Harvard, the Harvard-Radcliffe Students for a Just
