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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...only loosely related in that they both concerned blacks. Students opposed to the boycott also said they believed boycotting would be a statement of support for both issues, although some students either did not support one of the issues, or felt less strongly about one than another. "Sure, I'm for divestiture, but I don't know that much about the Afro-Am Department," one student says. "Maybe it would work better as a committee, like Social Studies--I don't know...
...media--and I'm excluding The Crimson--has trumpeted the Core as a back to-basics program. Would...
...that the bureau makes no difference to its functioning. "We're not cohesive in having a single ideology," Perkins says. "There is a great diversity in our basic attitudes toward what constitutes good economics. And I hope that diversity stays with the department at least as long as I'm here." As for the advantages to professors, Perkins says, "Except maybe in the amount it's publicized, I don't think it makes any difference whether an economist does the research sitting at his desk in Littauer or at the bureau."CrimsonChris DammTAKATOSHI ITO, NBER assistant...
...m going to miss my work, but I figure it'll help me for the next 25 years," Forman, who plans to take American history and expository writing courses, said yesterday...
...Baccalaureate Service also included readings by Robin B. Balthrope '79, Katie Forsman '79, Gary M. Barrett'79, Barbara A. Mullin '79 and Michael R. Eastman '79, as well as various hymns, and an invocation by Rev. Peter J. Gomes, Plummer Professor of Christian Morals and minister in Memorial Church...