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Mark T. Whitaker
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A Complex Place
S ENATOR Moynihan does not just relate intrigues in this, his record of his controversial stint as U.S. Ambassador to
Malle a la Coquette
T HE COME-ON was irresistible. Polanski, the peep shows--everybody's been hot about the subject of sex and children. Everbody's been
Where the Grass Is Never Greener
I N HIS SELF-DEPRECATINGLY entitled autobiography A Sort of Life , Graham Greene tells the story of how as a
Council Frowns At Awards For Teaching
The Faculty Council yesterday gave a cool reception to a proposal that the College offer three awards for teaching excellence
CRR Reform Package Goes to Council
Members of the Committee on Rights and Responsibilities (CRR) yesterday presented to the Faculty the disciplinary body's package for self-reform.
Student Proposals on Investment In South Africa Go to ASCR
The University has decided to channel recent student proposals for change in Harvard's investment policy on South Africa through its
The Noble Drive Toward Individualism
The whistle is finally being blown on easily the most discouraging, and frequently the most vulgar development within America's intellectual
Skirting Trouble
The question of what to do about student demands for more women's studies at Harvard was the first item on
The Debate Goes On And On
Although the Supreme Court justices had already repaired to their chambers to consider the Bakke case, anti-Bakke groups from throughout
Of Love and Longing, Trials and Triumphs
There must have been moments when I felt the sorrows of a motherless child, but what I most remember from
From 'Breathless' to Aimless.
Numero Deux (with subtitles) directed by Jean-Luc Godard presented by Center Screen at the Carpenter Center tonight through Sunday at
Faculty Council Starts Review Of Women's Studies Proposal
A student proposal that the Faculty appoint a special student-faculty committee on women's studies, endorsed in a petition by 1164
Barbarity Behind Bars
P ROTECTION IS NOT just the name of the game in prison. It is the game, period. Who will kill
A Flexible First Step For the Core
Harvard's nationally-touted pedagogical return to the "core curriculum" concept of undergraduate education took what many might consider a temporary turn
Concentration Proposals Start to Move Past Council
The Faculty Council yesterday endorsed all of the recommendations put forth in the first third of the report from the
