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Outsiders were quicker to defend the band's actions, than band members themselves. "It's the instituted tastelessness we all prize and laud in our Band," said Miriam R. Pelikan '89. "That's what we love them...
According to Miriam S. Messinger '87, a member of the Southern Africa Solidarity Committee (SASC), Harvard activists considered a number of possible forms of present, including acts of civil disobedient similar to there at Columbia, before deciding to stage last week's peaceful rally...
...Miriam Schmir is at times captivating during her almost silent performance as the withdrawn, passive Kate. Her childlike voice and preoccupied aura are unsettling as both her husband and friend fight to possess...
Though most of the women distance runners are resting today, they will play a key role in the Crimson's long term fare. With the return of Stricker, who holds the Harvard records for the mile, 1500 and 3000, the addition of freshman Kristin Permit plus seniors Kate Wiley, Miriam Keltz and Co Captain Amy Simon, the distance corps should be almost unbeatable...
Economists have found some evidence for the politicians' bromide that people vote their pocketbooks. In one study, Robert Wescott and Miriam Goldberg of the Wharton Econometrics consulting firm in Philadelphia compared the outcomes of presidential elections from 1948 to 1980 with what was happening to real disposable income, which is the amount of money people have after taxes, adjusted for inflation. Over those years, the average annual rise in real disposable income was 3.8%. Wescott and Goldberg discovered that, coincidence or not, whenever the growth in income topped 3.8% for the twelve months before the voting, the party...