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...turn of the century it was a Yardly custom for freshmen to call up to their friends' rooms from the ground below. One over-studious freshman, known to posterity only as Rinehart, had no callers. Determined to revamp his Image, he took to standing below his window shouting his own name. Rinehart's deception was seen uncovered, and his name became a byword at Harvard rebellions. At one time its very mention in the Yard was a staple ingredient for mixing instant riot...
...Minister had much to talk about. President Johnson hoped to help strengthen India so that it can take its place along with Japan as a bulwark against Chinese Communist expansion in Asia. In the talks, he would gently insist that India must take steps to control its population growth, revamp its outmoded agricultural methods, and find some modus vivendi with Pakistan so that the two bitter foes do not expend their economic resources arming against each other...
Chafee added, that the Republican Party, which lost a substantial number of House and Senate seats on the wake of the 1964 Presidential election, should begin to revamp its image. He said that in addition to choosing "good candidates' the Republican Party must present solutions to pressing problems. It is not enough simply to criticize the policies of the present Administration...
John K. Fairbank, director of the East Research Center, endorsed a statement Sunday that the United States revamp "out-of-date" policy toward Communist China...
...plans to revamp Soc Rel 134, Social Psychology of Intergroup Relations, to Include material from the Commission study...