Word: safran
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Also today, several faculty members will criticize the Kennedy policy on Cuba at 8 p.m. in Emerson D. The speakers will include H. Stuart Hughes, professor of History, Robert P. Wolff, instructor in Philosophy, and Nadav Safran, instructor in Government...
Faculty members who have already endorsed the petition include H. Stuart Hughes, professor of History, Reginald R. Isaacs, Charles Dyer Norton Professor of Regional Planning, Nadav Safran, instructor in Government, Laurence Wylie, Douglas Dillon Professor of the Civilization of France, and Robert P. Wolff, instructor in Philosophy...
...step which can easily be interpreted as going much further than Kennedy would like to and perhaps even should go at this point. You would agree that using the term "unforgivable" in this context sounds much less pretentious than in the context in which your reporter placed it? N. Safran, Instructor in Government...
...Neither Dr. Safran nor Luigi R. Einaudi '87, teaching fellow in Government, has ever been associated with the Fair Play for Cuba Committee. The CRIMSON regrets the error contained in yesterday's story...
...Safran emphasized the poor timing of the Administration's reprisal, referring to "indications that Cuba was beginning to make conciliatory, or at least half-conciliatory statements." He foresaw no dramatic change in policy by the Kennedy administration "but the possibility of a slow, gradual modification which would stop the situation from deteriorating further...