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...Sirhan had thought of Kennedy as looking "like a saint." Yet three weeks earlier, his admiration for the Senator had turned to vitriolic hate. "If he were in front of me," Sirhan declared last week, relating the incident to the jury, "so help me God, he would have died right then and there!" The reason: Sirhan discovered that Kennedy had been friendly to Israel since that nation was founded...
Cahalan, who holds the Harvard record of 21.8 in the 50-free, is better at 50 yards than at 100. "Pete Heesch of Army will probably be the man to beat," Cahalan said. Merritt agreed, but said, "Mike's ready to move; he should be right up there...
...what Roger Brown wants it to do, it will be treading in some rather dangerous territory: the freedom of Jack Stauder, assistant professor of Social Relations and head of the course, to teach what he wants, the way he sees fit within department and University regulations, is an important right. But, perhaps more important, the Social Relations Department, by its action, would be clearly suppressing a particular political point of view, a point of view rarely expressed in Harvard courses...
BROWN'S objections, of course, do not center wholly on the argument that departments should try to maximize specificity throughout the Faculty of Arts and Sciences by making sure that Government courses fit into the right slot and History courses fit into theirs. This is, no doubt, and admirable goal, but it is hardly a goal to achieve at the sacrifice of a course. Brown is saving, in effect, "this course does not really belong in Soc Rel. It seems more General Education-oriented to me. Well, the course may have to be killed in the process. But we certainly...
Before the match, Coach Jack Barnaby described the racquetmen's new leader as "a great player in his own right. If it weren't for Anil, Larry would be the country's best player...