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David N. Hollander
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What Good Did It Do?
O N APRIL 10, 1969, I ran into Law School Dean Derek Bok just outside University Hall and asked him
Bok Talks About the Presidency
Derek Bok leaned back in his dean's chair this morning, waiting for the call from University Hall, talking about his
Remember the Strike?
AS WE RUSH OFF to the first day of classes this morning we might remember, if just for a minute,
The LeBaron Russell Briggs Sails Its Last
An obsolete Liberty Ship loaded with nerve gas will sink to the bottom of the ocean off the Bahamas today.
City Police Moved Through Yard During August 5 Incident
About 60 Cambridge police used Harvard Yard to outflank youths gathered on the Cambridge Common the night of August 5.
Worried Merchants Ask the City For Increased Police Visibility
Wednesday night's curfew and massive police presence in Harvard Square marked the beginning of a crackdown on street people in
Mass Meeting Set Tonight To Approve Antiwar Strike
A broad coalition of antiwar groups has called a University strike meeting for tonight. The strike was conceived as part
Student Strikes Spreading In Wake of Nixon Speech
American college campuses may be on the verge of a nation-wide strike in response to President Nixon's speech Thursday and
New President to Face Restructured University
With President Pusey's resignation effective June 1971, the University faces simultaneously two huge decisions: the choice of a new President
CRR Admits Student Suspended Last June
The Committee on Rights and Responsibilities has approved for the first time a request for reinstatement from a student required
Master Pappenheimer Resigning To Gain More Time for Research
Alwin M. Pappenheimer Jr. '29 has resigned as Master of Dunster House, effective at the end of the Spring term.
CRR Dismisses Charges Against Seven Protestors
The Committee on Rights and Responsibilities has dismissed charges against seven black students charged by Dean May with participating in
Pusey May List New Corporation Members Today
President Pusey will make a major announcement today concerning the selection of two new members of the Harvard Corporation. Pusey
Alexander Named to Plan Harvard Minority Hiring
The Harvard Corporation yesterday appointed Clifford L. Alexander '55 to develop a comprehensive minority hiring program for the University. Harvard
Galbraith Named Head of Group Seeking to Dump Vietnam Hawks
A group of antiwar politicians yesterday launched a youth-oriented national campaign to defeat hawks in the 1970 Congressional elections. John
