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After a 47-42 setback to Holy Cross on January 12, Harvard promptly ran off seven more victories, setting up a big weekend against traditional rivals Quonset Naval Air Station and Boston University...
After acceleration came into effect in 1943, many of us pushed to get through in three years "in time to save our country." Others dropped out to join the armed services or to follow husbands to military camps and naval stations, returning to finish college after...
...when we left Cambridge, quit "our little corner of the world," we were, in many ways, adults. My husband (Harvard '46, naval ROTC) and I became engaged when we were 19 and, like an astonishingly high number of our classmates, we are celebrating our 50th anniversary this year...
...June 1946, the tradition-laden Commencement Week program was significantly pared down. The graduating seniors and those students graduating late from earlier classes left Harvard without formalities such as Class Day and a baccalaureate service. Even the class' first marshal was not present at Commencement that year; his naval tour of duty was not yet complete...
Johnson had it wrong. Two reporters on a Saturday morning at the Washington Post have no way of knowing that reporting on a break-in might help bring down a presidency. Reporters working on Watergate--or a report about the Chief of Naval Operations' battle decorations--are like someone driving on a winding road through a forest at night: they can see as far as their headlights and not much farther. It is their work to start the engine, switch on the lights and set off down that road. They must try to be decent and intelligent, but they...