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Paul Jefferson
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Rolling Back Rights
J UST WHEN minorities thought they'd heard the worst from this Administration, the President hit them again last week. Given
A Necessary Evil
W E AGREE that in an ideal world, arms sales are evil. But we feel they are a necessary evil,
Funding Freedom
T HE SITUATION IN El Salvador involves a question of whether a country can undergo its own social revolution free
Less Than Zero
D IPLOMACY IS NOTHING MORE than a game of chess played on the real-world chessboard, they say, and we all
Sympathy for the Vicar
E VER SINCE former soldier Alexander M. Haig Jr. said he wanted to be a "vicar" as a diplomat, Washington
Voting Rights, Found and Lost?
F REEDOM SUMMER," 1964. In one of the early long, hot summers of Negro discontent, a coalition of civil rights
Boycott Biko
W E AGREE with the majority that seniors should not donate money to the University until Harvard completes its divestiture
Steady Course
S ECRETARY OF STATE Alexander M. Haig Jr.'s recent behavior is indeed reprehensible, his military power grabbing sensibility frightful. But
Indiana Whips UNC
The North Carolina Tar Heels journeyed to the NCAA finals for the 6th time in 20 years last night, searching,
Economics Hurts Blacks, Official Says
Michael J. Calhoun, vice-chairman of the U.S. International Trade Commission, said last night at the Institute of Politics that Blacks
Cambridge Medallion
In an effort to foster civic cooperation and leadership among citizens and employees, Cambridge Mayor Francis H. Duehay '55, yesterday
Blaze Burns Weld Boathouse, Causes Little Serious Damage
A fire broke out in the woodshop of Weld Boathouse shortly after 6 p.m. yesterday, shooting flames 30 feet in
Women Hoopsters Split
The Harvard women's basketball team opened its post-Christmas Ivy League slate on a high note Friday night, launching a barrage
