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...return at this time, however sincere its purpose, would be understood and condemned by many as politically inspired ... It would be peculiarly repugnant to. me to have it felt that I sought to capitalize to political advantage, as many have frankly urged, the public good will which might manifest itself upon my first return to American soil . . . For such good will would find its inspiration in the victory which crowned our Pacific war effort to which countless gallant Americans, living and dead, contributed . . . Usurpation of such good will to serve a political end would be a shameless breach of faith...
General Stilwell, as his memoirs manifest, was neither polemicist nor stylist, but in his own unembellished manner he has expressed the very acute problem which remains to plague us even at the present. How may we, in our anxiety to triumph over an enemy, insure that we do not become identified with an equally reprehensible and unregenerate ally ? The current issue over Communism has come down to us from the wartime practices in which we sought to strengthen an ally now become an enemy...
...many of us remain opposed to the inadequate and self-defeating Truman doctrine, it is unfortunate for us to see it twisted by Prof. Matthiessen as to appear the most important contributing factor to Masaryk's suicide. I am sure Masaryk had far less confidence in the "broad representation" manifest in this new "democracy" than has Matthiessen, or else Masaryk need not have died to protest...
...advocated a speedy reduction of the present 12,500 figure down to the prewar registration of 8000. By the close of 1950, the size of the College should be between 3500 and 3800, at which time "the special advantages which Harvard can offer an undergraduate will once again be manifest," President Conant asserted...
Dissatisfaction was manifest among large numbers of the Class of '48 yesterday. The sentiment expressed itself in a number of different objections to the methods for nominating and electing the permanent class committee. A few clear facts have been sifted through the network of accusations and rebuttals: that nominations have, in several respects, been made without proper consideration of the qualifications necessary for class committee members; that an invalidation of the entire slate, and a fresh approach without prejudice to any individuals on the current list, would climinate all unrest, but would be impractical; and that a revision...