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...time when record numbers of American applicants are being denied a place at the College, arguments for increasing the proportion of international students will probably not prove to be quite popular. But given Harvard's outspoken support for diversity, the relatively low number of foreign students in the College should give us, and the admissions office, something to ponder...
DIED. GEORGE WALD, 90, politically engaged biologist whose research on how the eye transmits images to the brain earned him a 1967 Nobel Prize; in Cambridge, Massachusetts. A proponent of "survival politics," he became an outspoken Vietnam War opponent, arms-race foe and human-rights advocate...
...first time that Musselman has returned to Harvard. In a similar 1993 symposium, the former Crimson pitcher addressed a group of students and coaches on his personal battle against alcohol as well as useful intervention skills. Rarely does Harvard have a former professional baseball player return--especially someone as outspoken and seasoned as Musselman...
...symbolism. Such was the case when future Hong Kong leader C.H. Tung abruptly canceled a planned visit to the U.S. next month. The reason? President Clinton and Vice President Al Gore's announcement that they will meet Friday with Tung nemesis Martin Lee, Hong Kong's most outspoken proponent of democracy. TIME's William Dowell reports that the recognition represents a dramatic shift in the White House treatment of Lee. "For years, former secretary of state Warren Christopher had what amounted to standing orders to brush Lee off onto lower-level State Department officials during his visits to Washington." Tung...
Galbraith has published widely in the areas of Keynesian and post-Keynesian economics and has been an active and outspoken purveyor of lib- INGeral ideology during the second half of the century...