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Varsity football captain Vincent P. Moravec '50 lent his campus celebrity status to the cause, leading the charge as the head of the Harvard-Radcliffe Committee to Save the Marshall Plan. In March, the Band led a torchlight parade before a 300-person rally in support of speedy implementation of the European Recovery Program...
Dahmer didn't let hatred infect his generous spirit. When two college kids ran out of money and gas on the highway near his store, Ellie says, he gave them fuel from his pump and lent them $20. The boys, like many people he helped, were white...
DIED. CHARLES ("Bebe") REBOZO, 85, Florida banker and controversial confidant of Richard Nixon; in Miami. Rebozo, who lent Nixon money to buy his San Clemente, Calif., home, also accepted $100,000 in cash in 1970 from Howard Hughes for a private campaign fund for Nixon. He said he returned the money, and no charges were filed...
...height of the controversy over grapes in the dining halls, Sulmers lent the organizations support to the fight against grapes. And Campbell remembers an executive board meeting in which affirmative action was the main topic of discussion...
...There are no obvious concerns for gay people on campus," Sofen says. "When Andre lent our name to the [anti-grape] coalition, it made us ask, `Is this our proper role...