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...mound, freshman John Birtwell pitched 13.0 scoreless innings and won two games. In his lone start, against Kent State, Birtwell allowed six hits in seven innings and fanned...
...great revolution in American life--civil rights--and many smaller ones. Religious dogma, journalistic objectivity, middle-class morality--all came under assault as the war sputtered on. Pleasures were now political statements; student opposition to the war turned into an assault on Amerika. By 1970, when four students at Kent State were killed by National Guardsmen, Abbie Hoffman's "revolution for the hell of it" seemed nothing like revolution and an awful lot like hell. Recoiling, voters rejected the vaguely countercultural George McGovern in favor of four more years with Nixon. That set the stage for the apogee of public...
Seven years after Arthur Kent and Peter Arnett reported live from Baghdad with American jets dropping bombs overhead, after Israeli cities were hit with Scud missiles, after thousands of Iraqi civilians were killed, the threat of American military action in Iraq looms large once again...
...bring this notion a little closer to home. One of the most influential and rigorous studies of sexual assault on college campuses was conducted in the mid-80s by Dr. Mary Koss, then a professor at Kent State. Koss found that one in 12 college men admitted to behaviors that fit the legal definition of rape. Applying the results of that study to Harvard, we can expect that just about all of us know someone affected by rape. The problem is that we rarely know we know...
...College is a depressing time of life, not very conducive to mental health," says a junior in Leverett House who has helped many of her friends through periods of depression. Kent agrees that Harvard students lack free time and strong sense of community support, citing specific Harvard causes of depression such as lack of sleep and constant feelings of inadequacy when measuringoneself to more impressive and successfulroommates and friends...