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...there are the Great Men. Churchill, de Gaulle, Petain, and especially Hitler loom up before the Clermont-Ferrand landscape. But they, too, exist as personalities in individual memories: Hitler is recalled as favoring "harmless little liaisons" over inter-marriage, claiming that his soldiers' desire to marry French women was caused "by lack of sexual opportunities." Those famous men who are interviewed, Anthony Eden and Pierre Mendes-France in particular, speak more of the times than of great events. Mendes-France, recalling his escape from prison, is reminded of the modesty of a young woman whose boyfriend propositioned her as they...
STRAIGHT THINKING manifests itself in everyone in varying degrees, and is characterized by several inter-relating "tendencies." First, things are perceived or known through the intellect, which is ordinarily mistaken for the mind itself. False identification of the intellect with the mind prohibits or hinders testing of hypotheses by direct experience, because the mind is so often equated with "ordinary, ego-centered waking consciousness." Straight thinking encourages the thinker to "be attached to the senses and through them to external reality." Sense-perception becomes computer input, and the mind equates that input--external reality--with all of reality, causing...
...really look a beating physically," Restic said yesterday, as he prepared to go over the game films with his quarter back corps. "That was one hard-hitting football game. Most of our boys will work this week, but we just won't know about them until inter...
...Harvard team practices at The Country Club in Brookline. The 15 team members played inter-squad challenges last week to determine spots for the ECAC and for eight Spring trips...
Harvard's debut in an inter-collegiate table tennis league this winter should be "unexpectedly good," player-coach Anders Carlsson '75 said yesterday...