Word: abrams
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...What we want to do is convince the departments that we can make a responsible study," Michael E. Abram '66, HPC chairman, said last night. "Then we'll have to go back to them with our recommendations and see what we can do to adoption...
Representing Harvard in Providence were Daniel C. Goldfarb Jr. '66, president of the Harvard Undergraduate Council; John C. Youngs '66, vice-president of the HUC; and Michael E. Abram '66, chairman of the Harvard Policy Committee...
...MAKEPEACE EXPERIMENT, by Abram Tertz. The pseudonymous author, a Russian satirist who smuggled out four previous novels, writes a deft parable about Communism in which a village bicycle mechanic learns to control people by "mental magnetism." With his new powers, the mechanic makes the village government "wither away," with disastrously funny results...
...MAKEPEACE EXPERIMENT, by Abram Tertz. The pseudonymous author, a Russian satirist who has smuggled out four previous novels, writes a deft parable in which Communist bosses are likened to a village bicycle mechanic who learns to control people with "mental magnetism." With his new powers, the mechanic makes the village government "wither away," with disastrously funny results...
...Abram Tertz (The Trial Begins; Fantastic Stories) is a famous Russian novelist who has never been published in Russia. To stay alive he is compelled to conceal his identity from all but a few intimates, smuggle his manuscripts out of the country for publication abroad. Readers of this witty, surrealistic satire on dictators in general and the Soviet system in particular will readily see the reason for his caution...