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...Harold Brodkey...
...Harold Brodkey '51, a colleague of Arlen's at The New Yorker, said that Harvard will win because "everybody knows that Harvard always wins...
...Belles Lettres from its beginnings as the plaything of the rich and cultivated Winifred Buckram to its present as a property of Protean Publications, whose owner, Cyrus Tooling, is less cultivated. His response to the journal's list of 25 important American writers: "Who the f is Harold Brodkey? And where the f is Herman Wouk...
...consummate example of Harvard sex intellectualized into gobbledy gook comes in a 1973 short story called "Innocence," by Harold Brodkey '51. As the story begins a Harvard senior named Wiley looks at the object of his lust and states, "To see her in sunlight was to see Marxism die." Naturally, when Wiley lures this apparition into his room and under his covers, it is the occasion for a summa cum laude display of erudition...
Julia P. Anderson of Winthrop House and Orinda, California; Barbara J. Bell of 16 Eustace Street and Tallahasee, Florida; Judith K. Bingen of 72 Sparks Street, Cambridge; Amy C. Brodkey of Dunster House and Omaha. Nebraska; Ellen W. Cooney of Lowell House and North Weymouth...