Word: beare
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Before a crowd of about 20 people in Emerson Hall, Molly Anderson '84 and Benjamin B. Sherwood II '85 of the Democratic side urged national legislation for the restriction of handguns. Their opponents, Conservatives Tom M. Clark '85 and Bennett E. Cooper '83, emphasized the right to bear arms, and both said there was "no compelling reason to subvert that right...
...weeks ago, Granville, who believes that the world is in a bear market that "won't bottom until at least the middle of 1982," took his side show to international markets. And, with his usual dramatic flair, he decreed in advance that last Monday would be "Blue Monday," when stocks would drop sharply around the globe...
...appears that an informal campaign may be underfoot among administrators to rename the University's public policy school the "Harvard School of Government." Offerings in the school's course catalogue now bear the initials "HSG", and last week a professor who recently left the school to join the Reagan Administration was quoted as saying that an unidentified school official urged him to refer to the school without the Kennedy name...
...rights is merely one example of both the Crimson's liberal positions and its inability to bring fresh insight to bear upon current problems. Harvard students deserve more open-minded consideration of today's issues by the Crimson's editorials. If the Crimson is earnestly and sincerely seeking solutions to some of our difficult issues like affirmative action and race relations then it should welcome diverse opinions and vigorous debate among positions all across the political spectrum. Free discussion can only accelerate the discovery of the best answers to today's problems. Let's hope the Crimson agrees. Dan Frahm...
Dayan, sitting in the front of the courtroom, found many of the charges hard to bear. He nearly had to be forcibly restrained when another McDonald's attorney, Thomas Foran, alleged that the restauranteur had ordered one of his guard dogs to attack a customer in a demonstration of restaurant security for a visiting McDonald's executive. In fact, it was Foran's theatrics which provided most of the drama in the early stages of the trial. While examining one of Dayan's French store managers, Foran displayed melodrama that even Perry Mason would have shunned. He turned away from...