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...feel at this passing [of the last Harvard Strike class] unless they realize that for me--and for many of those who participated--the strike was the most important experience of our lives... And so I would like to make some assessment of the strike as a historical phenomenon. Garrett Epps...
Five years after the most divisive, most important strike in Harvard's history--two years after Garrett Epps, stepping down as Crimson president, tried to make sense of his years at Harvard--we, too, would like to make some assessments of the Strike as part of our heritage...
...first recipients of the Bob Harrison Memorial Basketball Trophy were Crimson writers Bob Garrett and Jeff Flanders. They won the title for their colorful, if bizarre, reporting of Harvard basketball...
Many of the handicapped, for whom a car is a pair of legs, complain that under those conditions they cannot buy enough gas to get around. Garrett Oppenheim, whose legs are crippled, figures that he can continue to drive 20 miles from his home in Rockland County, N.Y., to his job as an editor for Medical Economics magazine in Oradell, N.J., but otherwise, if the shortage continues, "I'd be stranded. No shopping, no errands, no visits." He finds that a threat not only to his mobility but to his self-respect. "After I got a hand-controlled...
...Harvard Historian Oscar Handlin, Yale Economist Henry C. Wallich and M.I.T. Physicist Philip Morrison. The articles are all entitled "America and the Future of Man" (the formal name of the course) and cover history, psychology, sociology, social ethics and political science. In last week's installment, for example, Garrett J. Hardin, professor of human ecology at the University of California at Santa Barbara, reviewed the ethical and social problems of overpopulation and firmly advanced population control...