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Battle of River Rouge: Reuther's Struggle
(Crimson editor E.J. Dionne is discovering America this summer.) DEARBORN, Mich.--In the late 1930's, Walter Reuther and a couple of
Remember the Worker
W ORKSHIRTS were very common at Harvard when the Class of 1973 arrived here in the fall of '69. The
Rush
The old Club 47 was the place to go in Cambridge seven or eight years ago. You'd walk down those
Freshman Faces Decathlon As Thinclads Run, Jump
The exhibition season isn't over for the Harvard track team. The last pre-season extravaganza began yesterday, continues today and will
Demonstrators Face Nixon: Two Worlds in Washington
When Richard Nixon took office four years ago, the old National Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam planned
Questions For Nixon's 2nd Term
It made a peculiar kind of sense: President Nixon's last inauguration and what could be the last Vietnam peace demonstration,
Thinclads Enter CYO Contest; Team Faces Maine Saturday
Nine members of the Harvard track team travel to College Park, Maryland, tonight for the CYO Invitationals at the University
Crimson to Face Huskies In Tonight's Track Meet
Last year, Northeastern wrecked the Harvard track team's chances for a perfect dual meet season. They beat the thinclads convincingly,
Keeping the Faith
U RBAN WHITE ETHNICS, or at least their advocates, are having a field day. Ever since the 1969 New York
Thinclads Face Eagles Today
The Harvard-Boston College track meet isn't known for its drama. Last year, Harvard beat the Eagles, 80-38. This year, the
Thinclads Face Cadets Today
The Harvard track team will wind its way down through the mountains on New York Highway 9W into the peaceful
Improved Thinclads Look Toward Better Record
The Harvard Indoor Track team opens its season next Tuesday against Boston University with a very good chance of improving
Manhattan Harriers Take IC4A Title
Villaneva went to New York's Van Cortland Park yesterday asking for "one more year," They didn't get it. Sterling performances
Harriers Go After Ninth Consecutive GBC Conquest Today at Franklin Park
There are certain kinds of monopolies which are not prohibited by law. Public utilities can have monopolies. So can the
Pete Seeger's Goose Ain't Dead
When Pete Seeger came to Boston in August of 1968 to sing at a giant Gene McCarthy rally at Fenway
