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Yale Sucks, Part I--The friendly rivalry between Harvard and that other institution to the south is alive and well in the nation's capital. When Sen. Albert J. Gore '69 (D-Tenn.) introduced a gramatically flawed amendment to the Clean Air Act several weeks ago, Sen. John H. Chafee (D-R.I.)--reportedly called him on the carpet for using a split infinitive. Had Gore gone to Yale, Chafee told the Senate floor, his grammar might not be so atrocious. But Gore--displaying more with than he had in his unsuccessful presidential bid--got the last laugh. Gore asked...
Some members of Congress were quick to take exception with the President's tight-lipped stance. Sen. Albert Gore Jr. '69 (D-Tenn.) shot back: "I predict Harvard will score 16 points in the last 38 seconds, but this time Harvard will win outright...
...Albert J. Gore Jr., (D-Tenn...
...Board, which technically must approve all decisions made by the seven-member Corporation, has always had its share of prominent members. John F. Kennedy '40 served on the Board while he was president, and current overseers include Senator Albert J. Gore '69 (D-Tenn.) and Pulitzer Prize-winner Frances FitzGerald...
...addition to the three overseers elected on the H/RAAA slate, Tutu and Overseer Sen. Albert J. Gore '69 (D-Tenn.) have already said they support a stronger divestment stand. Activists have also said that Paul G. Kirk '60, the former Democratic Party chair who is a Harvard candidate up for a seat on the Board this year, might favor total divestment...