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...main reason the Masters adopted new rules this Spring was probably simply that they looked sensible. The Pappenheimer subcommittee gathered statistics on about a dozen colleges including such outposts of gentility as Wellesley, and every one of them had longer visiting hours than Harvard. That and the rest of the material in the Pappenheimer report was enough to convince even some who opposed any increase in the fall that the time had come for some quick adjustments...
Richard E. Neustadt has called this "urban populism." To the extent that it appeared this spring, this movement is probably one of the main reasons Kennedy met such modest success snaring delegates in northern industrial, non-primary states. Oldstyle political leaders not only feared the possibility of a President dealing actively with upstart urban alignments; they were also chary of Kennedy's rather pronounced enthusiasm for community action projects and increased private investment in ghetto self-development. Much of what Kennedy said was also directly threatening to rural political leaders who frequently rely on minimal voter participation...
...Crimson main competition will probably come from the University of Pennsylvania, and to a slightly lesser extent, Vesper. West Coast crews have registered generally weak showings this year. The strongest crew on the Coast appears to be the University of Washington, and Stanford and UCLA have both come within a boat-length of Washington...
...main difficulty experienced by the Crimson varsity heavyweights this year has been a slow start. Harvard literally has never been able to jump its rivals off the starting line in any race this spring...
...Class Day Exercises, Tercentenary Theatre, in case of rain at Sanders Theatre. The main speaker will be Mrs. Martin Luther King Jr., the only guest speaker ever invited by a graduating class. Class Orator is Henry P. Norr '68. Class Odist is Arthur Lipkin '68. A "We Won't Go" signing will also take place...