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...JESSICA LOTTMAN...
...amounts to an inconsequential $100 a week. The youthful twelve-man staff (down from a summer peak of 18, now that students have returned to college) works for $20-a-week salaries and the sheer exhilaration of it. "Coming down here was about fifty-fifty," says Managing Editor Michael Lottman, 23, on leave from the Chicago Daily News; "half for a good journalistic opportunity, half to do something for civil rights...
...conscientious crusader that tries to tell both sides of the story. However violent the event, the Courier reports it with a calmness and dispassion not often matched in easily aroused Northern newspapers. "We've been leaning over backwards to be fair to the people we disagree with," says Lottman. The Courier even had some kind words about Ku Klux Klan Lawyer Matt Murphy, killed last August in an automobile crash. Murphy, the paper noted, had often defended Negro clients and had helped a Negro lawyer to gain admittance to the Alabama...
...addition to Cummings, the papers' staff consists of Michael S. Lottman '61, a former managing editor of the Crimson who has been a reporter on the Chicago Daily News since graduation, and Ellen Lake '66, currently features editor of the Crimson. Lottman is editor and Miss Lake executive editor...
...directly related to competitive play. Last Spring former CRIMSON managing editor Mike Lottmann raised questions both at Harvard and around the League with an article stating Harvard's recruiting tactics were not quite as casual as claimed. Tennis coach Jack Barnaby wrote an angry reply, but some of Lottman's points remained unscathed. Alumni do search for talented athletes, and coaches do meet them, either at Harvard clubs or on specially arranged visits. The unusual dominance Harvard has held in most sports in the League for the past two years has led many observers to conclude that the University...