Word: profs
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Brown, 35-0 3-1 36-8 .818 Nick WurfSports Editor Harvard, 24-6 Penn, 32-12 Cornell, 24-23 Brown, 18-0 4-0 34-10 .727 Bob CunhaStaff Writer Harvard, 16-14 Dartmouth, 10-9 Princeton, 31-19 Brown, 67-2 4-0 32-12 .727 Prof. Robert D. PutnamChairman, Government Department Yale Ph.D. '70 Guest Selector Tie, 10-10 Penn, 28-17 Princeton, 17-7 Brown, 35-0 Jonathan PutnamStaff Writer Birthday Boy Guest Selector Harvard, 18-15 Dartmouth, 21-20 Princeton, 35-3 Brown, 3-2 Jessica DormanStaff Writer who Hates Football Guest Selector Yale...
Lysergic acid diethylamide was entirely legal in California until October 1966, and the mind-expanding drug made popular in these parts by ex-Prof. Timothy Leary fueled the "Hashberry" from start to finish. Publicly-advertised acid tests--group tripping experiences organized by novelist Ken ("One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest") Kesey and his Merry Pranksters--spread the wonder drug from the province of a few enlightened intellectuals to the grasp of any who wanted to know...
...would have thought Prof Mansfield had rid himself of venom against affirmative action after his article in The National Reviewlast spring, where he exhibited his ignorance about American society when posing the following query: "How can (Blacks) be made into first-class citizens? But is it not evident that this question should be rephrased as. How can they make themselves into first-class citizens?" Now any serious student of American racist patterns and Afro-American life could tell Mansfield that Blacks have never lacked the will--yes, that rugged individualistic will that New Right analysts cherish so much...
...head prof in Architecture...
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