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Although American Jews generally back the Begin government, some disquiet about its policies has surfaced. Two weeks ago, 36 leading U.S. Jewish intellectuals, including Novelist Saul Bellow and Sociologist Daniel Bell, sent an open message of support to an Israeli peace group that had urged Begin to be more flexible...
Asked why he had not met with demonstrators outside University Hall this week, Bok said, "After the incident, I've been a little bit afraid that my being there may provoke a reaction that may endanger students." He added his decision was not out of concern for his own welfare...
Their demands cause an escalation in prices and inflation, and endanger domestic companies that must compete with foreign manufacturers. It is clear that the employer not the employee is being treated unfairly.
However, the students emphasize that this year's recruitment efforts are not part of a company-organized campaign, and that in no way does the profit-making company desire to endanger Harvard's tax-exempt status.
I would like to take issue with J. Wyatt Emmerich's editorial "Harvard: Behind Closed Doors," published in your February 13, 1978 edition. First, a clarification should be made: the blanket on the Report on the Core Curriculum is temporary; as I understand it, the Core report will be made...