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...there was also a perceptible lifting of spirits, as violence subsided - at least for the moment. "We are pessimistic, of course," said Social Worker Percy Wilson, one of the city's black leaders, "but we are a little happier...
...Harvard-Yale game was called a "key event" by the general secretary of the alumni, Henry F. Gillette '35. He said it is "an integral part of the alumni relations program. The more alumni we get back to Cambridge, the happier...
...heart of the play is Gar's relationship to his father (his mother died, as one would predict, in childbirth). No warmth passes between the two, for which Gar is bitterly resentful and partly responsible, but their memories and dreams of a past, happier time surface again and again throughout the play and finally bring them to the edge of an understanding in a sleepless, early morning scene...
Brave People. Jackson was doubtless happier than the others. Against considerable odds and precedent, he had used legislative pressure to alter the domestic policy of another superpower. His amendment, to be incorporated in the bill that will probably clear Congress this year, was accepted on the basis of assurances from the Soviets that emigration would be stepped up and not impeded. Punitive measures against those applying for exit visas are to be halted...
...distrust engendered by that bond is not such a bad thing. And if Harvard is interested in demonstrating that its intentions are honorable, let it do so by providing long-overdue equality at all levels of the University. It can save the icing on the wedding cake for happier times...