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Tribe was the largest single contributor listing Harvard as an employer, handing out $3000 to presidential and congressional candidates. Tribe contributed $1000 to the primary campaign and $500 to the general election campaign of Sen. Harris L. Wofford (D-Penn.), who defeated former U.S. Attorney General Richard Thornburgh in a midterm election...
HERE, IN THE PARLANCE OF HOLlywood, is a high-concept idea. Bill McKibben, a contributor to the New Yorker and author of The End of Nature, decided to take a look at what television tells us -- and doesn't tell us -- about the world we live in. So he set up two representative days. For one 24-hour period, he taped and watched every minute of programming (more than 2,000 hours' worth) on all 93 channels in the Fairfax County, Va., cable system. On the other day, he lolled around a pond and did some hiking in the Adirondack...
Jones, father of Peninsula contributor Adam M. Jones '92, was the second speaker of the evening. His speech used a government report on race, written by Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan (D-N.Y.) in 1965 and endorsed by former President Lyndon Johnson, to take a critical look at the civil rights movement and sexual liberation...
...debate was moderated by Kramer and Stacks and was attended by editor in chief Jason McManus, Washington bureau chief Stan Cloud, Nation-section editor Jack White, contributor Larry Barrett and senior writer Walter Shapiro. With the help of editorial assistant Lina Lofaro, who gathered the material, Kramer reviewed the candidates' positions...
Inwood, who is a contributor to The Crimson, has carefully directed this play--difficult timing problems are carried out gracefully. The audience learns to trust her. Even though the performance can be a little too fast-paced and full of emotional confrontations at times, Inwood stays in control and doesn't let the speedy banter get out of hand...