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SUCH high hopes. When Derek Curtis Bok was named Harvard's 25th president in 1971, many hoped for the conciliator to transform the University. The New York Times called Bok "symbolic of the beginning of a new era," and even we called him the "ideal choice...
...came for PBH, though I am also delighted to hear the concert," said Sandy Pfunder '65, who is in Cambridge for his 25th reunion. "I've been involved with PBH for 25 years, particularly with the campaigning, and I thought this...
...where students used to major in telling the Establishment where to get off, know how to give the college administration a Maalox moment. Last July more than 100 faculty members who call themselves the Berkeley Art Project launched a nationwide contest to select a fitting monument to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Free Speech Movement, which paved the way for radical political activity and violent anti-Vietnam War protests on the campus...
...only things he hung up to dry in those days were his saxophone mouthpieces, which suddenly have acquired a new dimension. With our 25th reunion coming up, I had hoped for a little battle of the bands. But without Wishnatsky's powerful, pumping solos and his wailing, sensuous rifts, it just won't be the same. Salve et vale Marty Wishnatsky; he gave us the hot licks that kept us dancing back in 1962-1963, and that's the way we classmates remember him. Laurence O. McKinney...
Attalah Shabazz, the oldest of Malcolm X's six children, delivered her remarks before a crowd of 350 as part of Black History Month. She began her presentation by noting that February 21 was the 25th anniversary of her father's assassination...