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Four Harvard students did exactly that on five Thursday evenings this fall, as they listened to music, munched on pizza and played Trivial Pursuit under the influence of a little pink pill of mysterious nature. Their salary...
...anything new. That might be a foreign car, a beeping microwave oven, a computer incomprehensible to oldsters, a simple word processor or advanced data base access that gave new tools to leadership. Their social values were different too. They found living together, man and woman, without marriage unobjectionable; the Pill had divorced sex from commitment. They were likely to be tolerant of homosexuals; they were tolerant of women in the workplace. To reach them politics had to offer something...
...Albert Lee Smith (R) 409,981 36 Alaska John Havelock (D) 253 496 58 56 Ted Stevens (R) 185 913 42 Arkansas E--David Pryor (D) 253,195 58 56 Ed Bethune 185,913 42 Colorado Nancy Dick (D) 195 396 37 47 E-Pill Armatrong (R) 333 917 62 Delaware E-Joseph Biden (D) 147 056 60 100 John Burns (R) 97 903 40 Georgia F-Sam Nunn (D) 871 023 82 75 Mike Hicks (R) 189 668 18 Idaho Pete Busch (D) 21 823 22 31 E--Jim McClure (R)' 74 541 74 Illinois E--Paul Simon...
DIVORCE HAS become as American as vallum: as available for the asking from some store front Perry Mason as its pill counterpart from some would be Freud. But though valium is a personal affair between a neurotic and his deadened senses, divorce offers something for the whole family to go crazy about...
...article in the June 1984 Review, a Harvard law student defended the "poison pill" practice. Ironically, the student, whom the Review refuses to name, worked as a summer associate at Wachtell, Lipton, which is defending the practice in court...