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Harvard just can't seem tokeep its hands out of issues they don't belong in. The University Housing Office is again refusing to allow co-ed rooming groups to apply for housing in the DeWolfe Street apartments this summer...
...DeWolfe Street was filled to capacity last summer when rooming was restricted to single-sex groups. It is unlikely it would not be filled if co-ed rooms were allowed...
Some students who attended yesterday's meeting suggested a possible compromise: separating RUS in two organizations with one serving as a co-ed grant-making body and anoth- er as an all-female discussion group...
...that job until 1946. The younger Ickes, born when his father was 65, attended Stanford and Columbia Law, broke horses for four years in California, then began a 25-year career as a lawyer and liberal activist. He worked for a string of losing presidential candidates -- Ted Kennedy, Ed Muskie and Jesse Jackson -- often tying the party establishment in knots with his knowledge of arcane rules and procedures. But he signed on early with Clinton and later became his New York City convention manager. After the election, Clinton was ready to tap him to be deputy chief of staff when...
Cover work can keep writers stationed at their keyboards into the wee hours of the night. "We shared many all-night writing chores on covers," recalls former TIME senior writer Ed Magnuson, the previous record holder. "If my memory turned mushy toward morning, I could always ask George where to find some memorable quote in a correspondent's files. 'Take 21, page 3,' he would say -- without a pause in his typing." At 62, Church, who loves fishing and serenading co-workers with his parodies of popular songs, is still propelled through the toughest stories by an undiminished excitement about...