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...Harvard Square is threatened by the development of five to six new buildings in the area of the Harvard Square post office," said City Council incumbent Francis H. Duehay '55, a member of the liberal Cambridge Civic Association...
Brinkley's failed tenure bid last spring wasconsidered a test of how heavily a departmentweighs teaching ability when considering whetherto grant a candidate a lifetime post at theUniversity...
...Near Commander Hotel 8 5 Harvard University Police, 29 Garden St. Chauncy St. Entry 9 1 Tobin School, Vassal Lane Entry 9 2 Tobin School, Vassal Lane Entry 9 3 Fire House, Lexington Entry 9 4 Branch Library, Aberdeen Ave. 9 5 Haggerty School, Cushing St. 10 1 V.F.W. Post #7353, 2103 Mass. Ave. Russell St. Entry 10 2 North Cambridge Senior Center, 2050 Mass. Ave. 10 3 Cambridge Friends School, Cadbury Road 10 4 Fire House, Taylor Square (Sherman St. at Garden St.) 10 5 Fire House, Taylor Square (Sherman St. at Garden St.) 11 1 North Cambridge Public...
Question: Name a new book by an editor of the Washington Post dealing with the subject of the Central Intelligence Agency. Hint: Bob Woodward's much ballyhooed Veil, an expose by the renowned Watergate reporter of the deeds and alleged confessions of the late director William J. Casey, does not count. Reward: those who come up with the correct answer can settle down to read an uncommonly informative and intriguing espionage thriller...
Agents of Innocence, a first novel by Washington Post Associate Editor David Ignatius, demonstrates an admirable flair for transcribing screaming headlines into plausible matters of fiction. Before he joined the Post in 1986, Ignatius, 37, spent three years during the early 1980s as Middle East correspondent for the Wall Street Journal. Among the many events he witnessed was the continuing demolition of civilized life in Lebanon by indigenous sects and fractious neighbors. Having reported parts of this complex and in many ways preposterous story, Ignatius has now set about lending these experiences the coherence of make-believe...