January 29, 1973: The John F. Kennedy Library releases the assassinated president’s personal files.
January 30, 1973: Martin H. Peretz, A lecturer on Social Studies and Master of South House, considers buying the New Republic.
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February 4, 1973: Professor Robert J. Keily, Master of Adams House and Professor of English reveals two questions on the final exam for his class on the contemporary novel to a small group of students in an Adams House review session.
February 6, 1974: Harvard defends its minority admissions policy to the Supreme Court in a brief that contends universities have the right to make decisions while consciously considering race as a factor.
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