Word: reviewable
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...diversity of Negro Affairs is necessarily limited, "necessarily" because if there had not been unarticulated radical discontent with the civil rights movement, a new review could not have come into existence. Sheila Rush, a Harvard Law graduate, expresses this discontent in "New Militants," the lead essay. The writing in the piece is full of educated cliches about "tension" and "effective instruments of social change." Behind the cliches is an intelligent and sensitive thesis: the old Negro leadership is unresponsive to the real needs of the Negroes; the young militants are simplistic in their identification of whiteness with enemy and negritude...
...Harvard Young Republican Club plans to bring out the first issue of the Harvard Republican Review next September...
...Review will contain articles by Republicans who have spoken at Harvard, reports of HYRC committees, and writings by undergraduate Republicans...
...first issue, will tentatively include articles by Robert Taft Jr., Winthrop Rockefeller, and William Rusher, a former president of the HYRC who is publisher of the National Review. Taft, Rockefeller, and Rusher have all spoken at Harvard this spring...
...talking to Harvard and Radcliffe students. If you want them to listen you can't talk about God," the Rev. Harold O. J. Brown '53 said, quoting a Harvard minister in the recent issue of the National Review on "The Protestant Deformation...