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Mark C. Frazier
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Gurus and Yogis and Meditators Bring Students Peace and Love
T ED CHADWICK does not flinch even a bit as he sits in Winthrop House dining hall. Light more intense
Director of JFK Library Rebuts Hunt Allegations
The director of the Kennedy Library yesterday debunked claims that researchers working on behalf of the Library had covered up
Lightbulb Eaters Spread Hobby Here
Thirty-four years to the day after Lothrop Withington, Jr. '42 downed a live goldfish before onlookers in the Freshman Union,
McCord's Attorney Sees Revelations By Howard Hunt
New breaks in the Watergate case may come from E. Howard Hunt, one of the currently silent conspirators, a lawyer
Sources on Nixon Staff Insist Administration Is Not Split
WASHINGTON--Despite widespread news stories that the White House staff has split into feuding camps over the Watergate affair, two Nixon
Watergate Is Wide Open
When five men awkwardly surrendered in the Watergate apartment complex late last Spring, no one would have guessed that ten
Libertarians, Socialists Debate Government
Spokesmen for vastly different ideologies met to debate forced transfers of income last night, and quickly fell back on opposing
Group Asks Students to Write More 'Socially Useful' Papers
A group sponsored by Quakers has asked Harvard students to make their studies "socially useful" by shifting paper topics to
Reject All Subsidies
[The following represents a dissenting opinion on the issue of Federal funding for Harvard.] T HE GRAVY TRAIN is ending,
SAE and Beer Are Back 'In'
A four year ebb in the membership of Harvard's only fraternity reversed itself with a flood of new members last
A Vote Is Abandoned At the Coop
I he mood among organizers for the Retail Stores Employees Union last Fall was exultant. A drive underway at the
Kennedy Quicksand
T HE CORPSE of the McGovern campaign, bloodbrowned and biodegrading, has been twice mashed into compost in the past week
'Chairman Bill' Blasts China
A crowd of 400 filled the Currier House Fishbowl last night to hear William F. Buckley Jr. state that Nixon's
Former Comptroller Files $100,000 Coop Lawsuit
A $100,000 lawsuit against the Harvard Cooperative Society has been filed by a past comptroller. Coop officials revealed yesterday. Louis
Trouble Brewing at the Coop
The Harvard Cooperative Society has been through bad times in its 90 years, but the last two weeks were among
