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How does one hold the nation together? We must support leaders prepared to bring about constructive change. We must examine every one of our institutions to see where reform or structural redesign will help them adapt to contemporary needs. We must isolate the small segment of our population who are...
THE HANDLING of OBU during that crisis is also enlightening as the CRR's political nature. Through fear of either the solidarity of the black Harvard community or the possible public relations problems, the CRR chose to practically ignore what was easily the most militant day Harvard has ever seen...
The long-term effects of pesticides on the ecology of Cambridge are much more difficult to isolate. The City has grown so rapidly in the past 60 years that changes in the local habitat could account for many shifts in animal? populations. For example, only 40 years ago, toads, raccoons...
Another scoring threat is John Pearson, a speedy midfielder. Brown may isolate him with a Harvard player they consider slow and then try to feed him for a good shot on goalie John Cosentino.
Team Spirit. Howard and Meharry have something in common more important than skin color: the service that their soon-to-be-graduates expect to give. Whereas virtually all black doctors used to go into solo practice and isolate themselves from community affairs, more of today's students plan to...