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David F. White
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Crowd of 200 Waits in Vain, As Eagleton Fails to Show Up
What began as a disappointing crowd of 60 people come to hear Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton speak at Lowell Lecture
Silence Marks 'Victory Party'
The 200 people who showed up at McGovern election night headquarters in Boston greeted the prospect of a long and
Miami Start Slowly . . . . . . McGovern Is Optimisitc
MIAMI BEACH--The transformation which by late yesterday had turned the Doral from a plush resort hotel to Senator George McGovern's
Room 13 Center Slates Talk Groups On Freshmen Problems at Harvard
Room 13, the student-run counseling service, plans to inaugurate discussion groups for freshmen next year. Co-director Laurie J. Oliver '72-3
N. H. Headquarters Calm As Ballots Are Counted
MANCHESTER, N.H.--Headquarters here were deserted last night as candidates, press and campaign workers retired to ballrooms and press lounges throughout
Wald Returns After Month in China
Overflowing with admiration for the Chinese people, George Wald. Higgins Professor of Biology, returned to Harvard last night, wrapping up
McGovern--From the Back of a Chevy
H e is a strange mixture of Americana. Speaking in a slow, relaxed voice which retains a Dakota twang, George
McGovern: 'Return to Robin Hood'
Senator George McGovern (D.-S.D.) announced that he would grant amnesty to all draft resisters if he were elected president, in
Counsel to University Sends Dope On Drug Regulations to Students
The office of the General Counsel to the University has distributed to College dormitories a nine-page pamphlet on Massachusetts state
Chase Casts '75 Class; More Parts for Smarts
This year's annual report from the Admissions Committee contains a revealing profile of the philosophies and practices which govern Harvard's
Students Meet Dean May, Deliberate Future of CRR
Harvard and Radcliffe students will meet in two weeks to consider the future of the Committee on Rights and Responsibilities
Union Will Fight Possible Layoffs
Full Harvard-Radcliffe merger, still a distant possibility, poses the threat of job layoffs for many of the 185 members of
Med School Announces New Program
The latest Medical School annual report, soon to be released, contains the outline for a joint Harvard M. I. T.
Two Health Plans: Nixon's and Harvard's
President Nixon's proposed three billion dollar national health insurance plan, unveiled last week, has been drawing sharp criticism from local
Winthrop St. Fire Quelled
A two-alarm fire tore through an office building at 67 Winthrop Street last night, destroying a Civil Liberties legal aid
