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Hendrik Hertzberg '65 watched the initial Kennedy speech with fellow Crimson editors in the newspaper's Plympton St. building. "Everybody was scared to death, literally scared to death," he recalls. "There was a lot of fear that this was going to lead to, well, that the moment had come...
...indication of Harvard's current preoccupation with renovations came when Dean of the College John B. Fox Jr. '59 dropped by the Crimson building this summer for a visit. Emerging onto the sun-deck at 14 Plympton St., the 6-ft. 7-inch administrator immediately hopped up on a narrow ledge to examine the Crimson's rather ancient roof. "It's in a lot better shape than most of the Houses," the dean said, shaking his head...
...number of ways. For starters, it allowed individuals of varying abilities and interests to pursue their particular goals rigorously. Witness my late night adventure at the Crimson, something that could never have taken place a few decades ago. When Radcliffe women, housed a good half-mile form Plympton St. were governed by parietals and could not become editors on what was then an all male student newspaper...
Please address letters for Editorial Chairman, c/o The Harvard Crimson, 14 Plympton Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts...
Losing pitcher Dan Steiner '54, clearly flustered by chants of "Harvard Out Now" from the crowd of 831, lost his control, and several times was hearts to mumble "We will divest, we will divest" between yielding extra-base hits to the 14 Plympton St. sluggers