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...Hoffmann says he doesn't enjoy swimming in cold weather or in swimming pools. "Still, as they haven't quite fixed up the Charles yet, and as Cambridge tends to get chilly in winter, I use the pool." Which pool? "Well, a pool is a pool, and chlorine is chlorine," but he prefers the IAB facilities because he can't park on the other side of the river, and "anyway. Blodgett is like the Paris subway at seven o'clock...
What impact will the bishops' words on weapons have? "It's too early to say what activism will mean in the broader American context," says Harvard Political Scientist Stanley Hoffmann. "Certainly in terms of numbers alone the Catholics represent a potent political force. In part it depends on what they do with the pastoral letter. If it's stuck in a file cabinet some place, the long-term effect will be minimal...
...professors were offering treats last right. Stanley H. Hoffmann Dillon Professor of the Civilization of France, said, "I'm preparing lecturers tonight...
...breaking out, but there was a great deal of discussion and concern. "The day after Kennedy's quarantine speech, two professors sponsored a Quincy House foreign affairs table and 300 worried students attended. In the ensuing discussion, which focused solely on the Caribbean situation. Professor Stanley H. Hoffmann pointed out that the blockade gave the Soviets "face-saving options" and that an American invasion of Cuba would "push the Soviets to the wall." Taking a more bellicose stance in response to undergraduate questions, then Professor of Government Henry A. Kissinger '50 scorned the Soviets for a "double miscalculation": challenging...
...were." There was doubtless a strong measure of wishful thinking in that assessment, but many observers felt that the P.L.O. might realize political and diplomatic gains that the Israelis had hardly intended to promote when they stormed across the Lebanese border on June 6. Said Harvard University Professor Stanley Hoffmann: "The P.L.O. is politically better off than ever before...