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...still does not, seem unreasonable to me for Harvard to move toward such a situation as already obtains at John Hopkins, Fordham, and, I understand, an increasing number of other institutions, namely, an organization of reserve officer training which is extra-curricular for all students involved (as it is even here for graduate and professional school students). I believe that such a transition is in the cards almost everywhere, has been expected for some time by thoughtful people in the service departments and, in our case, could have been effected with good feeling and due regard for the interests...
...knowing what students under other FAculties might expect if ROTC stipends were withdrawn. But what bothers me most is the underlying theme of the entire resolution, a desire to go on record against all things military, unaccompanied by rational evaluation of the effects of such action on a large number of non-military people, upon vast questions of foreign policy (which effect I could suppose to be just about nil), and upon the public standing of this University (which effect, by contrast, I can well imagine being massive...
Harvard's 7-2 victory over Amherst here on Thursday gave the team some of the momentum it needs to face Penn. The two matches the Crimson lost were to Amherst's number two and three men. Both are sophomores who beat their Harvard freshman opponents last year...
...Number two Rocky Jarvis fell to Mike Pelletier 3-6, 3-4. Terry Oxford, the third man for the Crimson, lost 5-7, 3-6 to Tom Suker...
Levin beat Amherst's Rich Steketee, 7-5, 6-2. Excitable number four man, Larry Terrell, played the most games in the singles...