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Wilkins, for his part, does not deny his last year's comments. He merely says now that the Overseers work more effectively without publicity behind the scenes. "To rake over the coals and assess blame" would not be productive, Wilkins said last week...
Wilkins said yesterday that a written report might be warranted but to take over the coals and assess blame isn't as important in the long run" as working quietly behind the scenes to resolve differences with the city...
Crimson: How would you assess the political scene at Harvard and the widely accepted idea that there is a rising tide of conservatism on campuses...
...early to assess the domestic political impact of the antinuclear sentiment. Although impressive in size, the movement is still rather amorphous and politically unorganized. Democrats are pinning much of the blame on Reagan for the growing fears of nuclear war, and White House aides admit that indiscreet statements by the President and some of his key aides may have contributed to the anxiety. But Administration officials offer no apologies for their talk of a defense buildup, and do not plan to retreat. Says one White House adviser: "One of the prices you pay for raising the specter of Soviet nuclear...
...virtually impossible unless quick action is taken to curb record federal deficits and thus bring down oppressive interest rates. That was the somber verdict of TIME's Board of Economists, which met in New York City last week to review President Reagan's 1983 budget and assess its impact on the economy. The board applauded the dramatic progress that Reagan has made in cooling inflation and restoring incentives for investment, but feared that these gains could be erased by the deficits...