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While the exact terms of the relationship await negotiations between the University and the high school, Harvard will probably provide the same kinds of services as the Graduate School of Education did in the late sixties. At that time, the University advised on curriculum and school structure, and trained student teachers who came from the Ed School to work in Roxbury schools; that Harvard-Roxbury tie weakened mainly because of the Nixon administration's withdrawal of federal funds for projects in black areas...
...little legacy-no monuments, no great acts of philanthropy, no record of achievement other than a succession of business deals. All that remains is the memory of a vital, tough, self-made millionaire who clearly believed that living well was the best revenge and, more than most mortals, could exact and enact...
...very best actresses in America. She has power and passion that she never forces, a directness that is always startling and, at its best, pure. She also has a fugitive sensuality that she knows how to use (as in The Graduate) and, whenever necessary, to turn off. By exact measure, she gets to use one-half an erg of all this talent in The Prisoner of Second Avenue...
ECONOMIC STRESS. In recent months, the focus of public concern has shifted from inflation to recession. Asked which they fear more, 52% of those surveyed said recession and 42% said inflation-almost an exact reversal of the figures tabulated three months ago. The reason seems to be that fear of unemployment has come to overshadow public concern about inflation's effects on savings and food, which peaked last fall and have actually declined since. This was shown when people were asked whether they worry a lot about the following...
...always told in elementary school that Crispus Attacks was the first person killed in the Revolutionary War-at the Boston Massacre, to be exact. Now my friend the American History major tells me that revisionist historians are now claiming this is no longer true. Which makes the exhibit that just opened at the Springfield Museum of Fine Arts all the more appropriate. It's called The Black presence in the Era of the American Revolution: 1700-1800. It's an interesting topic that most scholars seem to have an opinion on but nobody researches. Through March...