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Peter Frawley
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Lights, Action: The Drama of the Daily News
D URING THE DEPRESSION years of the 1930s, the Federal Works Progress Administration began the Federal Theatre Project to afford
Former Ambassador Alleges Cover-Up Of Illegal American Activities in Chile
Edward M. Korry, who served as U.S. ambassador to Chile during the period of the Allende government, last night told
The Great American Excursion
Part I of this article, which appeared yesterday, discussed the validity of Professor Barry Fell's theory that America was settled
Barry Fell and His Big Idea: Wherein a Harvard Zoology Professor Tells the Tale Of All the Folks Who Got Here Before Columbus
"Oh, the problems with being famous!" Mrs. Fell sighed in mock exasperation. She had just struggled through the ice and
For Unconditional Amnesty
O VER THE PAST few years the question of amnesty for war resisters has been debated farily thoroughly. You'd think
Rehabilitating the Left
F IRST there was the Socialist Party, then the Communists, and finally the so-called "new left." Three times in this
Gnomon Puts in Its Two Cent's Worth; Ec 10 Will Have to Find a New Example
Last fall section instructors in Economics 10 used a price war between two Harvard Square photocopying firms as an example
Cambion: Not over yet
The seven-month-old strike at Cambion ended Monday, but the dispute between members of UE Local 262 and the Cambion Corporation
Local Activists Plan Campaign For Amnesty
More than 100 people, many of them representatives of New England activist organizations, attended a conference Saturday to develop strategies
At Cambion the strike continues
This Thursday will mark six months on the picket line for 250 striking workers at Cambridge's Cambion Corporation. But, despite
Cambion Official Charged With Assault on Worker
A Cambion offical was charged yesterday with assaulting a union picketer while, in a separate action, a striking worker was
Abortion Clinic Employees Decide in Favor of Strike
Workers at Preterm Inc., a Brookline abortion clinic to which the University Health Services sometimes refers students, voted Wednesday to
Keeping science accountable
The setting: A conference room at an annual meeting of the prestigious American Association for the Advancement of Science [AAAC].
Harvard's Coin Theft Detective Charged in Assault Indictment
A man Harvard hired to recover $5 million in rare coins stolen from the Fogg Museum in 1973 has reportedly
Two Harvard Professors Say Result of C.P.'s Parley Unclear
The director of Harvard's Russian Research Center said yesterday that the document issued Wednesday at the end of a two-day
