Brenda Gruss

Kozol Denounces Tenure Policies For Faculty Appointments in Education

By Brenda Gruss April 29, 1976

Jonathan Kozol '58 denounced recent cut backs in minority enrollment and faculty appointments at the Graduate School of Education as

Herzog Speaks

By Brenda Gruss January 30, 1976

Syria successfully diverted world attention to this month's Middle East debate in the Security Council, while pursuing imperialistic aims in

Bread Lines, Welfare or Luck?

By Brenda Gruss April 11, 1975

For many students, "recession," "unemployment," "cutbacks" and "lay-offs" may be only words they read in the newspapers. But as students

Kahane Says American Jews Must Oppose Kissinger Policy

By Brenda Gruss March 13, 1975

The head of the Jewish Defense League yesterday called on American Jews to oppose any Israeli territorial concessions to Arab

School Superintendent Resigns Because of Medical Problems

By Brenda Gruss March 06, 1975

Alflorence Cheatham resigned yesterday as superintendent of the Cambridge Public Schools because of medical reasons, Mayor Walter J. Sullivan announced

Justice Minister Says Israel Rarely Violates Civil Liberties

By Brenda Gruss March 03, 1975

Israel's Justice Minister said yesterday that despite continued threats to its national security, Israel has upheld "fundamental human rights and

Mideast Nations on 'Collision Course,' Jordanian Ambassador Tells Seminar

By Brenda Gruss February 26, 1975

Jordan's ambassador to the United Nations said yesterday that peace efforts in the Middle East are "about to reach a

Israel Must Remain Sovereign, Abba Eban Declares at Rally

By Brenda Gruss December 13, 1974

Former Israeli foreign minister Abba Eban told a Yard solidarity rally for Israel yesterday that Israel's existence must be a

Union of Concerned Scientists Criticizes AEC Safety Report

By Brenda Gruss November 25, 1974

The U.S. Atomic Energy Commission's study on reactor safety seriously underestimates the hazards of nuclear reactor accidents, the Cambridge-based Union