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...turn—feminism, the anti-nuclear and anti-war movements, and the sexual revolution—were nascent as ideologies.Students at Harvard during the late 50s consistently said that political engagement on campus was virtually nonexistent, with students expressing more concern over the closing of the popular bar Cronin??s to make room for the Holyoke Center than the absence of black students on campus, male-female segregation, or lingering anti-Semitism.But Marglin would make a drastic departure from the depoliticized environment of the late 50s to marry his economics with a radical brand of politics.A self-avowed...
...post during a 5-on-3 Crimson advantage and escaping the subsequent 5-on-4, which saw the puck squirt dangerously through the open slot. “Geragosian did his part of the job,” said a deflated Greg Cronin, Northeastern’s head coach. Cronin??s goalie had no such luck in the second frame. After a series of hit posts, missed pucks, and disconnected passes in the crease, the Crimson went up 2-0 when Steve Rolecek, skating by the left post, deflected in Nick Coskren’s shot...
Another inexpensive student favorite was Cronin??s, a bar on Dunster Street that William B. King ’54 described as “the quintessential Harvard hangout...
...Cronin??s Bar was where many of us drank more than we should have,” says Wendell Perry...
...like Sam Beer, for example, who challenged superficial notions of Nietzsche or Locke in his Social Sciences 2 lectures, the section meetings were exciting free-for-alls where everyone questioned everyone else’s argument. Some of these section meetings spilled over into heated discussions over beers at Cronin??s, the favorite local...
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