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...commend the members of Hillel, the Editorial Board of The Crimson, and the Undergraduate Council for bringing this issue to the fore. Hopefully, as more students become aware of the University's initiatives, ignorant actions as such will cease to occur...
Blair had to survive a couple of waves of pressure applied by Eagle linemates Neil Shea and Doug Brown later in the period, be fore Harvard got its best break of the night With six minutes left in the stanza, Harvard's Rob Wheeler collided with B C's Bob Emery in center ice, leaving a loose puck and a clear path to the Eagle net for sophomore left wing Rob Ohno, who deked and scored with a backhander...
College officials have recently debuted options for closing down Dudley House and finding other ways of helping non-residents--options that now appear to be fore-closed...
Drew Middleton, military analyst of the New York Times, remembers being one of days 30 correspondents briefed by General Eisenhower a full ten days be fore the Allied invasion of Sicily. Ike outlined in detail which divisions would land where so that the press could follow the campaign intelligently. Correspondents could not even hint of the invasion through censorship, but nobody expected them to: trust was mutual. Korea was fought without censorship. Yet James A. Bell, who covered No Name Ridge and other battles for TIME, was among cor respondents told days in advance of the landing at Inchon, which...
LATELY, the single warhead Midgetman has come to the fore of strategic thought as a panacea in the land based missile dilemma. Small and mobile, it could not be struck and disarmed in one blow, however, its cost would be great and it could not be deployed until until the year 2000. Using the Midgetman philosophy, but applying it now, why not scrap all land based ICBMs and develop a system of only small potent cruise missiles...