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...College, has effectively increased the resources in Women's Studies around the edges of the curriculum. A wide variety of lectures and symposia has brought an exciting array of scholars here to talk on topics ranging from "Problems and Progress for Chinese Women," to this week's talk by Prof. Natalie Davis of Princeton on "The Sacred and Conjugal Sexuality in Sixteenth-Century Lyons...
Administrators at Shippensburg first grew suspicious about Doe's identity after finding a magazine article written by a Prof John B. Hext of MacQuarie University in Australia...
...compared the iridescence of the human mind with the "glaze on a katydid-wing," to emphasize its perpetual variety and mutability. "It's not a Herod's oath that cannot change," she concluded, invoking a most terrible example in the figure of Herod, who would not prof it from experience, who would not alter his position even when heaven screamed...
...elsewhere Megged concluded his article with an appeal. Those concerned with freedom of expression, with "the right of people to control their culture and education, about the dignity of human beings, should start here with the issue of censorship. This should be the first commitment of intellectuals and writers." Prof. Irene L. Gendzier Boston University
...Mary.35-17 4-2 10-8 .556 GWEN KNAPP Associate Sports Editor Harvard.28-10 Princeton.24-7 Penn.24-14 Yale.17-7 Dartmouth 35-17 4-2 10-8 .556 CAROLINE ADANE Associate Sports Editor Harvard.14-3 Princeton.27-7 Brown.17-10 Yale.10-7 William and Mary.21-7 3-3 9-9 .500 NEVIN SHALIT Football photographer Harvard.30-7 Princeton.16-15 Brown.24-17 Yale.28-10 Dartmouth.20-13 PROF. ROBERT KLITGAARD Special Assistant to President Bok Guest Selector Harvard. giving 9 Princeton giving 8 1 2 Brown.giving 3 Yale.even No pick