Word: arens
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Bordley '79, who is blind, says "That's one thing I like about Harvard. There aren't too many obstacles...The area is kind of weird as far as streets and sidewalks go, but for classrooms it's okay." Fiedler, however, points out the difficulty for students in wheelchairs to reach distant spots like the Divinity School and Hilles Library. Often Fiedler cannot leave Quincy in snowstorms because he finds snow piled on the curb cutouts. The students have no special problems making classes on time. "I might have trouble getting from class to class, but not because...
...answer is that you cannot trust the Soviet Union to do anything except pursue its own self-interest. To a degree, that is true of us too. But the fact that we have different views as to what the world ought to be does not mean that there still aren't circumstances under which it would be in our mutual interest to try to lessen the degree of military confrontation...
...This is the time of year when seniors will be solicited by companies," he said. "They should be careful not to sign any policies. Some require substantial premiums right away which aren't noted in the contract...
...popular in the 1930's. The show played successfully on Broadway for three years in the early sixties and now a group of freshmen at the Quad are directing and producing it in an attempt to show Dean Fox, as director Greg Dealwie '80 has pointed out, that freshmen aren't just sitting and waiting to move down from Radcliffe. Performances are tonight through Saturday and next weekend at 8 p.m. in the Cabot Living Room at South House. Tickets...
...Skip," ballplayer Choo-Choo Coleman called back." Aren't you rushing us a little...