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...like I was a peasant," Nhu complained, "but Harvard was incredible." And in May 1964, Harvard saw its first semi-political riot in years: police used dogs and clubs to break up 1500 demonstrators trying to save 70 sycamore trees, slated for replacement by a Mem Drive underpass at Boylston Street (the plans were later revised). Of course, it was only semi-political: the next week, Harvard students swelled the ranks of the 100 demonstrators against a ban on elevator riding at the Chandler School for Women in Boston, chanting, "We want dogs!" John U. Monro '34, the dean...
...dispute dates to 1939, when President Franklin D. Roosevelt '04 appointed Archibald Macleish, now Boylston Professor emeritus of Rhetoric and Oratory, to head the national library. Librarians were offended by the choice...
...electric country band which in various forms frequented Cambridge night spots for years. But another Crimson reviewer with respectable credentials claims that they are not to be missed, especially since you can hear them cheaply and conveniently. Their next local appearance is Thursday, February 28, at King's on Boylston...
Tickets for the quarterfinal round of the ECAC Division One hockey playoffs at Watson Rink on March 5 will go on sale at 60 Boylston St. tomorrow at 9 a.m. Harvard will face either the number seven or six-seed in the tourney...
Tickets for Monday night's Beanpot finals, which pits Harvard against Boston University at 9 p.m. in the Boston Garden, will be on sale Monday morning between 9 a.m. and noon at the ticket window, 60 Boylston Street...