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Kathie Amatniek
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John Hubley
Harvard's first course in motion picture animation, has been as novel an experiment for its instructor, John Hubley, as it
The Harvard Review: Communist China
The Harvard Review's issue on consciousness-expanding drugs turned out to be a veritable gold mine, as the Review spread as
Cambridge ADA Gives Screening Of Vietnam Film
The guerilla version of the war in Vietnam was presented in a film shown by the Cambridge ADA to a
Elections in Vietnam
(The following represents the opinion of a minority of the Editorial Board of the CRIMSON.) Long before the recent demonstrations
Indochinese War
In spite of 350,000 South Vietnamese troops by now the most modern and well-equipped in South-East Asia, in spite, even,
124 Walker Street
Even before Radcliffe purchased 124 Walker Street last spring, the red brick apartment house between Cabot and Comstock Halls was
Kennedy and the Law
In the spring of the year, the Massachusetts legislature passed what was then widely heralded as a model law to
G.I.'s and Guerillas
As guerilla strength continues to grow in South Vietnam, the government and its American advisors have embarked on a population
Communism and Vietnam
In 1954 the Viet Minh armies had the military capability to crush the French completely and take over the whole
U.S. and Diem
When recently a couple of dissident South Vietnamese air force officers used two American AC-6 fighter planes to drop American-supplied
The Mark
For once a movie has been able to handle mental illness and sexual aberration from a perspective that is as
Tell Me a Riddle
It is particularly exciting to find a writer who can understand as individuals the people we know from the writers
