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Long Hint of Student Uncommitment
UNCOMMITTED: ALIENATED WITH IN AMERICAN SOCIETY, Kenneth Keniston. New York: Court, Braes, and World, 1966. Kenneth Keniston was a student
Timothy Leary
Talking to Timothy Leary, you're pretty sure he's right--probably because his idea alone are enough to induce a mild psychedelic
Liquor Stores and Bars in Square Will Soon Require State ID Cards
If you're under 21 or if you are 21 but don't look it, its going to be increasingly difficult to
Tenure and the History Department
Despite what you may be told in University Hall, Harvard is very much like a prehistoric monster, with a rather
Wishful Thinking About Disarmament
In An End of Arms Walter Millis his back on the body on knowledge most relevant to his subject. This
Copland to Live at College While Taping TV Series
Aaron Copland will spend three weeks at Harvard this spring while he makes a television series on "Music in the
Konrad Bloch
Today Konrad Bloch becomes the third Harvard scientist in four years to receive the Nobel Prize for Medicine and Physiology.
Skiing in '65: More Enjoyable, More Enjoyed
Skiing should be more enjoy-able--and more enjoyed--this year than ever before. Major improvements in area facilities, highways, and equipment, plus
College Groups Allotted Rooms Under Mem Hall
WHRB and several other undergraduate organizations will open offices in the basement of Memorial Hall, once the Psychological Laboratories there
Varsity Sailors Qualified for Nationals; Prince Developed Into Best Skipper
Without winning any major regattas this spring, the Crimson sailing team firmly established itself as one of the two strongest
City to Discuss Refusal of Permit For CRCC Rally
Leaders of Sunday's civil rights protest have arranged a meeting with Cambridge officials this morning to discuss Police Chief Daniel
Piel Says Present Contraceptives Cannot Check Population Growth
The United States should not meddle in the population problems of other nations, Gerard Piel '37, publisher of Scientific American,
Crimson Sailors Qualify For 2 Regional Regattas
Crimson sailors qualified for two regional championships last weekend. Tim Prince led the team in elimination races for both the
Exeter Retracts Alpert Invitation
A speech Richard Alpert was scheduled to give tonight at Phillips Exeter Academy has been cancelled. The former assistant professor
CORE Leader Says Discrimination In Hiring Mostly Unintentional
Lack of social awareness on the part of businessmen is a greater obstacle to equal employment in the North than
