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...Crimson ran its usual comps. After passing one of them, I lucked into a tutee relationship with then editorial chair (and now esteemed professor) Tom Kuhn. The joy of being night editor and turning out what I thought was a handsome and newsy issue induced me regularly at 2 p.m. to run at full gallop through the Yard to my room in Thyer...
Maybe these saucy lads and lasses are merely a misunder-stood band of Realists ready to defend the fort against rabid Continetal philosphers clutching copies of Sartre, Foucault, Kuhn and Rorty? If so, these intellectual roues deserve much adulation. Actually, Peninsula seems much more interested in debates about homosexuality than abstract issues in epistimology. But, it is in the best tradition of the public intellectual to lend one's mind to social debates of import, so let's see what they...
DIED. MAGGIE KUHN, 89, crusader against age discriminiation; in Philadelphia. Kuhn helped found the Gray Panthers in 1970 after having been forced to retire from a job with the Presbyterian church...
Thomas S. Kuhn '44-'43, later a founder of theHistory of Science Department, says he wasparticularly pleased as an undergraduate by thisarray of welcoming organizations...
...Kuhn, who was editorial chair of The Crimsonand a member of the Signet Society, was initiallydistressed to learn of the proposed Hillel. Sincehe had "no trouble at all" on the basis ofreligion at Harvard, he worried that the Hillelmight promote division between students...