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Steven A. Wasserman
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Sun Day Sermon
O N HELIOS, as at Harvard, last week witnessed the most spectacular demonstration of the decade. After five-and-a-half years of
Gibbs Day: A Festival of Pseudoscience
On February 21, 1822--that auspicious day sandwiched between the official Washington's Birthday and the true date of Washington's birth--a scientist
Some Should Not Be Heard
A CLOSE ENCOUNTER of the third kind--direct contact with an alien, Well, not exactly, but Immanuel Velikovksy's idea of a
Kissinger to Address Niemans At Meeting in Boston Tonight
Henry A. Kissinger '50, former Secretary of State, will address the triennial Nieman Convocation in Boston tonight. Three hundred and
Charming Cantata
T HEY WERE YOUNG and rather average looking. Three men, three women. Only one among them had a well-trained singing
Losing Through Insemination
It was gambling on horses. But we called it racing.... to make it profitable was more than a full-time job
Civil Disobedience at Seabrook
Seabrook, New Hampshire is a town of 5700 people situated on the Atlantic coast just north of Massachusetts. In August
Hart, Cousteau Talk Oil, Water
A crowd of 700 jammed the Harvard Law School Forum last night to hear oceanographer Jacques Cousteau call for international
