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Perhaps the most prescient thinking behinddecisions to cover or not to cover went on insidethe editorial offices of the Wall Street Journal.After publishing a caustic preview of the 350th inmid-August, the paper has no plans, barring anyunforeseen events newsworthy in and of themselves,to cover 350th festivities. "Our philosophy is togive our readers what they need to know," says thepaper's Boston bureau head Larry Ingrassia, "notmore than they need to know."CrimsonPeter H. SchwartzThe newsstand at Out of Town News is thebest indicator of what America thinks aboutHarvard's 350th...
Hailing from all 50 states and dozens of foreign countries, thousands of Harvard alumni arrived in the Cambridge area yesterday for the start of the University's 350th anniversary celebration...
Roughly 3500 of those potential representatives accepted the University's invitation to come party in Cambridge, said Estelina L. Dalletta '87, an official in the 350th celebration office...
Some also expressed doubts that the 350th celebration, which includes a stadium celebration with fireworks and folk music, would reflect well on Harvard...
Helmut W. Schumann '41 pulled out all the stops yesterday to get tickets to events marking his alma mater's 350th birthday. And although not everyone was as successful as Shumann, who told a clerk he endowed a chair, workers at the Holyoke Ticket Center said others tried just as hard to get the tickets they wanted...