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Michael Lerner
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Giscard: L'etat c'est moi
I MAGINE the following scenario--Act 1: The press reveals that President Carter and two of his first cousins accepted an
Wrong Turn On Red
O NCE AGAIN, the French Communist Party (PCF) hobbles back to its ghetto. In fear of losing its ideological legitimacy,
What of the Night?
Radcliffe has taken a much-needed step by contracting with Harvard for University police protection. Although many of the details of
Jean-Paul Sartre and the New Radicals
A friend, call him Walter, who came to Harvard the same time I did, lived the Cambridge existential life for
A Refreshing Radicalism
When the subject is the Association of African and Afro-American Students, I am a critical audience. The idea of a
A Compassionate View of Power
Supporters of President Johnson's foreign policy have recently levelled two charges at dissenters more "liberal" than they. First, the Johnsonites
The Least Bad Alternative
The Johnson Administration is sending more bombs and more troops to Vietnam every day. The ground war continues to go
May 2nd Leader Denies PLP Controls Movement
Albert Maher '63-2 attacked last night an article in the Saturday Evening Post which identified the May 2nd Movement as
Marching on Machiavelli
Perhaps five hundred people who want to stop the war in Vietnam will leave Boston by bus tomorrow night at
Freyre Proposes Cultural Model To Combat New Racist Patterns
Gilberto Freyre asked last night that the Portuguese cultural community be considered as the model for a constructive alternative to
Candidates Struggle for Negro Votes
The two Massachusetts gubernatorial candidates were engaged over the weekend in a crucial, last minute struggle to win the vote
Is the GOP Dying?
As election day nears and Barry Goldwater still has not found an issue to make it a contest, a pervasive
In the Land of the Scrod
"I'm sorry about the clothes," Noel Day apologized. "I had planned to look a little more congressional, but I've been
Vappi Is Booked; Car Owners Rooked
Residents of Vappi Village, the heavily subsidized Married Student Housing Complex, were up in arms this week over an unexpected
'Our Blood'
It seems futile to speak against violence this summer. Everyone headed south is opposed to it but convinced nevertheless that
