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...Harvard began appearing in national publications. A glance at issues of the New York Times for the period reveals articles on black campus political activity--demonstrations, building takeovers resulting in disciplinary action. Students have cited as a culmination of all this publicity the publication of an article by Prof. Martin Kilson in a Sept. 1973 issue of the New York Times Magazine...
...February 10, the DISC proposal was sent to President Bok. Prof. Andrew Brimmer, and members of the Advisory Board. At that time, meetings with the Advisory Board were requested. Verbal and written requests were made for an appointment with President Bok via the Massachusetts Hall receptionist. Not one of these requests was answered. Later attempts were made to meet with the Advisory Board; these were also refused, DISC representatives communicated with Advisory Board members individually, until this line of communication was cut when Prof. Brimmer asked the members of the Board to retrain from making official statements concerning the workings...
...have several additional comments by way of rejoinder to Prof. Walzer...
...editorial "Learning the Wrong Lessons" by the new editors of The New Republic (Feb. 1), not only was it essentially a defense of Prof. Robert Tucker's irresponsible proposal to invade the Arab oilfields but a thoroughly cheap defense at that--especially for intellectuals who insist on calling themselves "liberals", and alas even "socialists...
...state today. And I am not bothered on bit by the failure of the Palestinian groups to endorse binationalism. My hunch is, however, that in time and with the right kind of U.S. military and economic presence in the Middle East (a presence quite different from the tendentious design Prof. Walzer has in mind) the Palestinian leadership will more readily recognize the equity of a binationalist solution than the Israeli leadership. Martin Kilson