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Grant M. Ujifusa
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Goodman: American Education, "Positively Damaging"
Lately there has been a great deal of talk about the political exhaustion of the left. Some people see an
Fact Magazine
You've probably noticed that some people devote themselves to propositions. Ralph Ginzburg and staff, formally of Eros, and now of
Riesman As Social Critic
People who write good social criticism these days are essentially gadgeteers. Like Freud, contemporary social critics enjoy tinkering around with
Graham Blaine
Dr. Graham Blaine, Jr., current University ogre, is not as foolish as dining hall conversation pictures him. Actually, he's Harvard
Tillich: An Impossible Struggle
MORALITY AND BEYOND, by Paul Tillich, Harper and Row, 95pp., $2.75 Without really knowing why, many of the Protestant faithful
Flow Sweetly, Charles
Cambridge people usually avoid talking about the Charles River; it has a very embarrassing smell. A longstanding rumor says that
Yovicsin Stresses Simplicity, Flexibility in Playing Style
This afternoon, 20,000 fans, each with his own theory about how to win football games, will fill the stadium, but
Punts Key to UMass Tie
Punts seem to bore most casual football fans. Regardless of how far the favorite eleven may boot the ball, most
Cambridge Traffic
Cambridge is a city of 6.2 square miles, 98,958 people and 37,440 registered motor vehicles. For many years it has
Vellucci and Rudolph Bury Hatchet, But Councillor Says He Has Others
Traffic Director Robert Rudolph and Councilman Alfred Vellucci smiled broadly at each other, shook hands, and agreed "to bury the
Urban Renewal
Last spring, after venomous and frenzied preliminaries unusual even for Cambridge, the City rejected, five to four, $5,500,000 of federal
Soc Rel Combinations
Dual major programs carry a lot of prestige in the College. Joint Fields like History and Literature or Social Studies
