Word: harrison
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...Harvard basketball program has become more cohesive, organized, and rigorous under coach Tom Sanders, according to captain Tony Jenkins. Jenkins said in an interview yesterday that drastic changes in coaching techniques have taken place since the dismissal of former mentor, Bob Harrison...
Beame's smashing victory helped to elect the other member of the Democratic slate: Paul O'Dwyer was elected president of the City Council and Harrison J. Goldin won his race for controller...
...Graham Harrison the Labor Party's campaign manager in the Massachusetts gubernatorial election, said yesterday that Harvard's ban on NCLC meetings is an attempt to stop the group's campaign against the Central Intelligence Agency because of Harvard's alleged ties to the CIA. As evidence that Harvard has CIA ties, Harrison cited policies of Henry A. Kissinger '50, and the writing of B.F. Skinner, Pierce Professor of Psychology, and Richard J. Herrnstein, professor of Psychology, which he said are designed to justify "treating people like rats" and "slave labor...
...Harrison also cited the presence of two professors on the board of directors of the Police Foundation, an organization for training police which he said the CIA controls...
...page's reach is a reflection of its first editor, Harrison Salisbury, who won a Pulitzer Prize as a Moscow correspondent, has written or edited 17 books, and is considered one of the more cerebral journalists of his generation. Now about to turn 65, Salisbury is retiring, and last week the Times chose a surprising successor: Charlotte Curtis, the peppery editor of the paper's Family/Style section...