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...Crimson welcomes any correspondence from its readers, and attempts to publish the letters that it receives, space permitting. The Crimson does not publish anonymous letters, although under certain circumstances it will withhold the name of a correspondent at that person's request. Any letters purporting to represent the views of an undergraduate or other organization must bear the names of at least two officers on that organization, who can be contacted in advance to vouch for the validity of the communication...
...expose of municipal scandals in neighboring Somerville. The Globe, which had not backed a presidential candidate since 1900, changed policy by declaring for Humphrey in '68 and McGovern in '72. It was the third U.S. daily (after the New York Times and the Washington Post) to publish excerpts from the Pentagon papers...
...this practice has served to obscure the growth of the big institutions' control over business. As a step for reform, the Senate subcommittees urged that holders of 1% or more of a company's voting shares should report quarterly to the Library of Congress, which would then publish the facts about who really controls U.S. enterprise...
Occassionally, however, the two magazines publish non-exploitative features. Both Viva's two-month series on venereal disease and Playgirl's January article on prostitution were provocative and informative. The current Viva's "Classic Nudes," a pictorial study of the male body, was a stunning example of what good pornography can be. Viva's love story is occasionally a sensitive exploration of a relationship between two people--as it was in the November issue--rather than a few obscene pictures of naked men and women in emotionless encounters...
Martin L. Kilson, professor of Government, complains to the Committee on Rights and Responsibilities that the Harvard University Press is violating his "scholarly rights under Article XXXIV of the Constitution" by refusing to publish his 1000-page volume Letter to The Crimson...