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...league tuition, room and board hikes average almost 15 per cent for 1981-82, pushing costs to five-digit levels in most colleges. Harvard leads the pack at $10,540. Figures from The Dally Herald...
...arrived to take their positions. The Senate strode in with Leader Howard Baker in front, carrying his omnipresent 35-mm camera. Then came Vice President-elect Bush, President Carter, Vice President Mondale and the Justices of the Supreme Court. Finally, to the strains of the U.S. Army's Herald Trumpets playing Jubilant, Reagan arrived on the podium...
Luckily for those who care about college hockey, only close friends and family trundled down to see this one. The announced crowd, "an official estimate of 1000," was the smallest in Bright history, but as Herald-American hockey writer Dick Dew says, "they must have counted the band's instruments twice to get that...
...would like to draw your attention to one error in your excellent article [Dec. 15] on conservative and neoconservative opinion magazines: the circulation of the American Spectator is not 22,500 but over 31,000. According to a recent article in the Los Angeles Herald Examiner, the American Spectator is the only opinion magazine of "any ideological inclination that is increasing its circulation...
MARK FOR DEPRAVITY, DULLNESS, said a New York Herald Tribune headline. The New York City authorities considered the play's contents very carefully. After it had run nearly a year, and after 700 policemen and seven assistant district attornies had viewed it, the show was raided and Mae went to jail for eight days. Every actress should have so much free publicity; before long Mae had another hit in her play Diamond Lil, which ran nine months on Broadway...