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...commitment of both parties and their concern for the general welfare of the College. The relief sought by the HRBSA is an increase in sensitivity on the part of the Lampoon to the importance of fruitful race relations in the College and how the use of stereotypes might hamper such an improved condition...
Several students at the demonstration said they think student apathy will hamper CAR's future efforts. "The students here are more interested in power than revolution," Scott Blumberg '79 said Saturday...
...quickly realized, however, that a continued display of Spenglerian pessimism would only further hamper his actions. In his final year, he sought to move into southern Africa, an area he had long neglected, and tried to create a policy for dealing equitably with the developing nations...
...Communists' strong hold on the Alentejo (see box) seems certain to hamper the government's control of agrarian reform in the area; attempts to return some farm lands seized by dissident workers to their original owners have already led to violence. Last week five Communists were arrested and charged with defying government authority for organizing demonstrations; in Beja, the newly elected parish council threatened a general strike unless they were released. So far, 2.5 million acres have been nationalized or expropriated under the program and turned into cooperatives and collective farms; another 1.8 million acres are slated...
...program would be extrememly adverse. Harvard alone--or even in alliance with the major institutions of higher education in this country--cannot reform secondary education in America. Raising our entrance requirements would inevitably make less national the nature of our student body, would favor private secondary education, and would hamper social mobility. I do not think that this is acceptable to our faculty, alumni, or students...