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...Peninsula's Council Members. Flee! Flee! We're all gay and we're coming...
...sure that Brent McGuire's recent editorial ("Coeducational No More," Dec. 13, 1994) raised quite a few eyebrows and voices across the Harvard campus. It raised mine, too, and reminded me of why I never wanted to write for Peninsula. As a conservative myself, it raises my ire to see such views sprawled across the campus press. For many will walk away from such an article with the impression that this is the conservative view, when...
...remote area with poor transportation, making it impossible for a speedy return of Chief Warrant Officer Bobby Hall and the remains of Chief Warrant Officer David Hilemon. Christopher made much of a U.S. admission that the two flyers had strayed into North Korea's side of the Korean peninsula's demilitarized zone: "That is an unusual display of candor and openness by the United States and we hope it will be reciprocated by the North Koreans in a prompt response." A 45-minute meeting today between U.S. and North Korean officials -- Rep. Bill Richard
Hogue is now believed to be serving a five-year sentence in New Jersey on a warrant for leaving Utah under a false alias, according to reports in The Daily Princetonian and The Peninsula Times-Tribune last year...
Joining a vocal and diverse chorus of student organizations--including the Asian-American Association, La Organization Estudantil Boricual, Raza, the Society of Arab students and even The Peninsula, in a special supplement to its publication--who defended Counter and corroborated many of the points raised in his letter, then-BSA president Art A. Hall '93 charged that "The Crimson has served to exacerbate tensions among racial and ethenic groups," and that the "style of reporting in which The Crimson has purposely engaged itself certainly does reveal a disturbing trend toward the discrediting of the BSA and creating and intensifying conflict...