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...Graduate Economics Club, a Faculty-recognized group to which all graduate students in the department belong, will consider the demands...
Many pilots belong to one of the country's more than 200 clubs, which conduct a variety of meets, outings and contests. They gather at such airstrips as Sugarbush Soaring's field at Warren, Vt., built in 1966 by a former ski-lodge owner, John Macone. He calls it the nation's first "soaring resort." Pilots circle over the beautiful Mad River valley at leisurely air speeds of 45 m.p.h. to 55 m.p.h...
...life's social niceties and buffer zones have boiled off and what is left is raw will. Thomas McGuane's latest book contains two raw wills, lying as crisp and on edge as dry leaves, ready to burst into flames the moment pressure is magnified. But these particular wills belong to two people who thoroughly know their principles and their capacity for deliberate action. When the collision comes they summon up with heroic energy the grace to die well. It is that which Hemingway demanded of all his heroes, and McGuane depicts it powerfully...
Fair Harvard! The smell of your locker room's strong And the Stadium's old and decayed, But your record is good, you have proved you belong With the best of the boys you have played. Princeton's Tiger has come with its fangs and claws bared To dismember our hopes and our dreams. Meet the challenge fair Harvard, it's hereby declared: Triumph! Tear them apart at the seams...
Most speakers at yesterday's meeting who did not belong to the union expressed support for its aims, while criticizing it for not generating broad student support. Three of the students chosen for the Commission on Graduate Education--Larry F. Vaughan, Barry J. Harrington, and Daniel E. Garber--were active in the union last spring, along with several steering committee members...