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...former Harvard student and Buddhist monk, with a 168 m.p.h. fastball exploded onto baseball's spring training scene last week as the New York Mets' hottest rookie phenom, according to George A Plimpton '48 in his April 1 Sports Illustrated magazine article...
...week's cover story % began, TIME's Detroit bureau had amassed a bulging storehouse of information on him. The files date back to 1964, when the magazine produced the first of its four cover stories on Iacocca. Then a Ford executive, he had just launched what quickly became the hottest-selling new car in the U.S., the Mustang. While preparing for this week's cover story, Detroit Bureau Chief Paul Witteman found among the office records some of his own notes on Iacocca from 1978. "When I first saw him at the Ford annual meeting, he was keeping...
Thanks to the Undergraduate Council, Harvard students will get to hear one of Boston's hottest musical groups--"New Man"--along with four college bands on Saturday, April 13, in Memorial Hall...
...those who would blithely defer to the fade at government for leadership in the fight against apartheid may ask themselves why international figures like Nobel Prize winner Bishop Desmond Tutu and the Rev. Jesse L., Jackson came to Harvard to condemn investment in South Africa. Dante wrote that the hottest places in hell are reserved for those who remain neutral in a time of moral crisis. In South Africa, an already intolerable situation is getting worse, not better Should Harvard remain neutral...
...taken off control. There are other catches on both sides: the University only has to keep the units under low-income rents for 15 years, and the building must remain residential for at least 30 years (despite being located at the center of one of the area's hottest office and retail markets...