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BERTRAND DE JOUVENEL, French economist, will discuss "The Manners of Politics" in Littauer Center Auditorium...
Civic affairs and the University's handling of town-gown relations also bothered the Crimson. Particularly lively last winter was the "stills" controversy. An ambitious Cambridge developer proposed a 15-story office building on stilts on the edge of Cambridge common across from Littauer Center. The University privately opposed the plan, along with the historic-minded or traffic-wearied citizens in the community. The State Senate at first approved the special sale of public land for the building, but Governor John a. Volpe Vetoed the move...
John Briston Sullivan's petition to buy land across from Littauer Center for an office building on stilts has become history (at least until the next legislative session), but Harvard's role in the controversy cannot be easily forgotten. Before Gov. Volpe, presumably under pressure, ended the battle by vetoing the bill, the University had pitted itself against five City Councilmen and much of Cambridge, worsening public relations which had only just begun to improve...
Although Kennedy knew about the Sullivan petition to buy Cambridge Common land across from Littauer Center, O'Donnell maintained that "the President had nothing to do with Gov. Volpe's veto of the bill...
...talk as the "fourth Godkin Lecture," Presidential adviser Jerrold R. examined the task of the scientist serving the government in the first and Public Policy Lecture yesterday afternoon at Littauer Auditorium...