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About 10 Harvard undergraduates and graduate students, along with 100 others, went door-to-door, placing leaflets in doors of residential houses...
After a week of door-to-door campaigning, hand shaking, and finger pointing by prospective members, 57 newcomers will joining the 88-member council. Twenty-one of the new delegates are first-years...
Fittingly, the opening pieces serve as an introduction to Harrison--her past, beliefs and prejudices. She writes eloquently and wittily about her difficult past. In one essay, she recounts her experiences as a seven year old" precocious little mouthpiece for the apocalypse" who preached door-to-door on behalf of her mother, a Jehovah's Witness. We read about her early alienation from the Italian American suburb of Bensonhurst in which she grew up; her defection from its provincialism to feminism and bohemianism; her marriage and divorce...
...stakes are high for Democratic nominee and Arkansas Gov. William Jefferson Clinton. Strong support and turnout from young voters could mean the presidency. Clinton remembers well the power of young people campaigning door-to-door for candidates like George McGovern in 1968--Clinton was one of those young people...
RIGHT WHEN the Class of '93 was getting settled in our academic routine, our utopia was interrupted. Harvard won The Game, but as soon as we returned from New Haven, a lone first-year student went on a crusade. He canvassed door-to-door. He talked to every first-year student. Then he met with the proctors and the deans. He took his cause to the campus press...