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When Navy Secretary JOHN DALTON took delivery of Electric Boat's first Seawolf submarine in July, he praised the ship's stealthiness. He spoke little about its weapons systems, since it carries the same missiles and torpedoes as the Los Angeles-class subs it is replacing. Nor did he speak about how the Navy was helping to pay for Seawolf ($2.4 billion each): by scrapping 15 Los Angeles-class subs this year and next, some of which spent barely half their 30-year life-spans at sea. The cost to the taxpayer: about $2.4 billion...
...Crimson, there was a letter written by Martha Bohm and Dalton Courson in response to a report by Chris McEvoy attributing the lack of school spirit (especially at the Beanpot) to the University Band. I feel Mr. McEvoy couldn't have been more on target with his criticism. After the Beanpot, I considered writing an editorial, speaking to the same issue, but refrained for fear that this is still a serious issue not resolved by the flimsy excuses presented by Ms. Bohm and Mr. Courson...
Therefore, it strikes us as both unfair and wrong for a Crimson reporter to use the Harvard Band as a segue to yet another diatribe on school spirit. --Martha Bohm '98, manager, Dalton Courson '98, drum major, Harvard University Band
...Harvard's head litigator, Marshall's biggest defeat was handed to her in September 1993, when Harvard Law School settled a sex-discrimination case with former Assistant Professor of Law Clare Dalton...
...School conceded no fault, while agreeing to pay $260,000 to fund an institute for the study of domestic violence. Still, Dalton--a proponent of the Critical Legal Studies movement in law who had been denied tenure in 1987--called the settlement "a vindication" of her claims and got a one-time cash award of $80,000 to head the institute...