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...known fact that the Foundation has contributed money to many third Word functions in the past months. I respect Professor Counter and his admirable work for minority organizations on campus, and I fear that the recent article would endanger his credibility on campus. I would like to recommend that the Crimson not concentrate so much time and energy on researching information that would attack or implicate the Foundation, but, on the contrary, they should focus on the many positive features of the Harvard Foundation. Rhonda August '84 President of the Harvard/Radcliffe Caribbean Club...
...federal, state or local issue, and no one wants the responsibility of deciding. Several states, including Oklahoma and Colorado, already have established policies limiting water use, but many say such efforts are too little too late. The Governors' group, due to meet again in late June, plans to recommend legislation to Congress by next fall, but thus far inaction is the order of the day. The afflicted states cannot even agree with one another, and unless they all march together, they will all parch separately. -By Richard Stengel...
...Harvard's lack of initiative remains an issue: some of the current ACSR members have indicate a desire to have the committee recommend that Harvard divest from companies not South Africa. One of these students. Patrick A Flaherty, who is also a member of the Southern Africa Solidarity Committee, says that shareholder resolutions are limited in impact because there is a natural "community of interests" between the University and the assorted resolutions, and also because while shareholder resolutions do help focus attention on an issue, unless they pass, they will not bring actual change...
...chain-drinking and alternating from backhanded compliment to forehanded insult. One can only imagine the shock Coward must have experienced when he opened a playwriting book and learned that plays require forward plot movement and a climax. The plot he has devised to meet these needs has little to recommend it, neatly alternating as it does from either total predictibility to utter unbelievable with very little in between...
...options to their Republican colleagues at a lunch this week. If the G.O.P. Senators can reach agreement on a package, the results will be conveyed to the White House. No one knows what Reagan's reaction will be, although he is certain to say no if the Senators recommend any reduction in military spending, which most of them want...