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...Harvard needs to act more fully as a moral leader and must have a more responsive attitude in its outside dealings than it has in the past," said Brett Donham '60, the committee spokesman...
...Lenzner couples the virtues of working within the system while working for social change," Donham said. "He has devoted his life to defending the poor, preserving essential civil liberties, and making basic changes in the public interest...
...height of the Cambodian crisis-the morning of the march on Washington protesting it-President Nixon made a surprise 5 a. m. appearance at the Lincoln Memorial to chat with demonstrators who were encamped there. The most detailed report of this appearance was written by Parker Donham of the Boston Globe, who interviewed moderate students who had talked with the President. They described Nixon as being incoherent (indeed unable to put a sentence together), sickly looking and somewhat frightening. One of those interviewed described the President as "a robot out of control." In any case, he stammered, broke off into...
...country. And he has spread around the wealth. No fewer than half a dozen Globe reporters and correspondents cover Harvard. The main ones are Crocker Snow, a preppy-looking fellow with a dark complexion who handles the intellectual side and talks quite a bit to Faculty members, and Parker Donham, a former CRIMSON editor and longtime Harvard student who has a beard that goes all over his face and down the back of his head. Occasionally, the Globe's education writers turn up-Nina McCain and Larry Van Dyne-but they usually stay in the office and read important papers...
...other reporters were reported injured during the Wednesday NAC demonstration. One of those. Parker Donham 69 of the Boston Globe, said he was injured when police viciously poked...