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...Cuba's leader was more concerned with how to manage the influence of liberation theology: while he supported its radical preachings in the rest of Latin America, he saw those same ideas as a threat to his power at home, a church-led attempt to steal the banner of social justice away. Cuban Catholic leaders, representatives of a church that had catered mainly to the upper classes, not the masses, never embraced those doctrines. Cuba had already had a revolution, they said. What it needed now was reconciliation...
...addition, stories were put in large, rectangular boxes; bylines were moved flush left and sub-bylines were added; the banner was enlarged; more of a contrast was made between the headline and text fonts; and the number of front-page stories was decreased...
...earliest version of today's Crimson was born on Jan. 24, 1873, publishing as a bi-weekly under "The Magenta" banner. (The paper changed its name two years later when the College changed its color.) It was a thin layer of editorial content surrounded by a thinner layer of advertising. It barely scraped through the 70s, sometimes requiring its editors to pay for the printing costs themselves. But at the beginning of the 1880s it found itself on more solid financial footing...
...Crimson dawned its uniform on Friday, May14, 1943. It would carry the "Harvard ServiceNews" banner until nearly a year after the war'send...
Relations with Massachusetts Hall were strainedby the 1958 controversy over Memorial Church, whenThe Crimson ran a campaign to have the edificeopened for services of every denomination, andFaculty members took up the banner and marchedwith it to the President's door. In the end, thechurch dropped its Christians-only policy...