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Theodore R. Sizer, dean of the Faculty of Education, and Dr. Edgar Haber, assistant professor of medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital were named among this year's ten Outstanding Young Men of Boston by the Junior Chamber of Commerce...
...Haber, founder of SDS, discovered Booth in October 1961 and became his tutor. By June 1962, Booth had learned enough to be elected vice-president of SDS at the Port Huron conference. Booth's campus life wasn't all politics: he joined the Civil Rights movement, went to a variety of political meetings, and read the New York Times faithfully, but as he explains, "there was still enough time to run with the hippy crowd." The pressure of student politics left him little opportunity to study, and in his own words he graduated "Magna Cum Difficultatis...
...Harvard seniors are: Richard M. Blau, Jacob R. Brackman, Peter M. Briggs, Gregory Brumfield, James C. Burrows, James T. Campen, Eric G. Chipman, John D. Fay, Alan Gilbert, Lenn E. Goodman, Stephen H. Goodwin, Robert J. Gorden, Anthony Graham-White, James E. Haber, Harry T. Hunt, David J. Israel, Richard Jacobson, Dewitt H. John Jr., David S. Kershaw, James R. King, Elliot M. Klein, David M. Kotz, Robert M. Leonhardt, and James I. Lepowsky...
When Farrell returned to New 'York to write the story, Los Angeles Correspondent Joyce Haber took over in Mexico. At least one actress has looked with rather narrow eyes at Joyce: Carroll Baker once protested in a letter to TIME that Correspondent Haber couldn't appreciate her attributes the way a man could. Being studied by a woman reporter didn't bother Jeanne Moreau; Joyce and Jeanne got along like old friends. "It was delightful," said Jeanne. "Although the two are different-friends and reporters-no?" Yes, but Joyce, too, was "enchanted...
Despite all this enchantment, Reporter Haber, Writer Farrell and Editor Cranston Jones hope they kept their journalistic judgment. As for the Tamayo portrait, it stirred mixed feelings in the subject. Said Jeanne: "I was struck by one thing when I saw the portrait [in progress], and that was the strength he found in me-not the strength I have, but the strength I would like to have...