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While the stars of the reception proved to be such big names as Sen.-elect S.I. Hayakawa, the feisty Republican professor from California, and Harrison J. Schmitt, the Republican astronaut-turned-Senator from New Mexico, all of the legislators found students eager to speak with them...
...Institute's training program than simply a tour of Harvard and a bundle of free meals at the Faculty Club. Rep.-elect Thomas Corcoran (R-III.) yesterday praised the weeklong session as a valuable opportunity for new congressmen to "get a head start on their new jobs." And Hayakawa, speaking at another Institute of Politics reception yesterday, said the program was helpful for him in the hectic task of getting used to his "new trade...
Some students came prepared with specific questions. Stuart Min '80 arrived at Phillips Brooks House to ask S.J. Hayakawa (R-Cal.) about educational and political opportunities for Asian Americans...
...know anything about elementary procedure," said S.I. Hayakawa, newly elected senator from California. "I'm a student again and I've got to cram a lot in before January...
...Hayakawa, a teacher and a writer on semantics, had been best known for his trademark tam-o'-shanter and his boldness in quelling dissident student demonstrators during the turbulent late '60s when he was president of San Francisco State College. On the issues, he sounded more or less right wing and eccentric. Once he called for sending unarmed U.S. troops "who could be armed if necessary" to southern Africa under U.N. auspices to prevent a bloodbath there. He expressed open disdain for homosexuals and expressed misgivings about a California law prohibiting business collusion with the Arab boycott...