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...East. The issue examines the Israeli people and their lifestyles, their heritage and their hopes for the future. Assembled by a score of former LIFE staff members, it contains no advertising and sells for $ 1 .50. It is the first of many single-subject issues that LIFE hopes to publish in the future. For our part, we are happy to welcome back the long-familiar red and white logo...
Bethell responded that he had released the galley proofs so that the black students would have a chance to publish a reply in the June issue...
...Burnett and his first wife, Martha Foley, mimeographed 75 copies of an anthology of short stories written by themselves and friends. The issue drew immediate critical approval. With Burnett as editor and later his second wife, Hallie, as assistant, Story survived 40 years and was first to publish the short stories of William Saroyan, Norman Mailer and Truman Capote...
Students in the Psychology and Social Relations Department plan to publish a psychology magazine next fall in conjunction with psychology departments at five other Boston area colleges...
Since at least 1840, the University has failed to publish a section of William Stoughton's will, which could provide financial aid to Indians. The Stoughton trust lists Indians as a third preference for scholarship assistance. Harvard's current administration cannot be held accountable for an omission made prior to 1840, but as a result of the oversight, no Indian has ever received aid from the Stoughton trust. Since 1923, the first year in which funds were dispensed from it, five Dorchester and Milton students -- the first and second preferences under the will -- have received annually the fund's scholarships...