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...march took a minor detour in Quincy Square-to the surprise of the management of the Inn at Harvard-and a theater troupe called Class Act did a parody of the "Harvard University Administrative Drill Team...
Ultimately, there was no way to discipline what Heimert calls an increasing number of "wayward students" in the late '60s and early '70s. All students, not just card-carrying members of SDS, and even in the traditionally upper crust world of Eliot House were rebelling against Harvard-and its dress code...
...such complex questions as the economic impact of further budget cuts, the probable effect of additional tax increases, and even what to do about bringing the runaway growth of Social Security spending under control. In all those areas, at least, Feldstein will be right at home. At 42, the Harvard-and Oxford-trained economist is widely regarded as one of the half a dozen or so brightest and most prolific economic analysts in the U.S. In 1977 the sum total of his work, on everything from the effects of unemployment insurance on joblessness, to a much discussed study...
Then, last December, President Nixon appointed Ronald S. Berman, 41, a Harvard-and Yale-trained Shakespeare scholar from the University of California, San Diego, to head the endowment. Berman had complained in his 1968 book America in the Sixties: An Intellectual History of the "disastrous vulgarization of intellectual life"; he once described Bertrand Russell and Herbert Marcuse as "the Abbott and Costello of political philosophy." Dissatisfied with McArthur's projects, he set out to change the endowment's direction...
...were sincere, but they were also overstated in an attempt to isolate the radicals from the main current of student thought. One dean went so far as to call the disruption "the most serious thing which has happened in my thing which has happened in my thirty years at Harvard-and that includes the occupation of University Hall...