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...Missouri wit missed the salient point about Lord Randolph's son. There is little indication that Churchill distinguished between his deeds and his words. Both were manly forms of action and both could, and usually did, cause trouble. Perhaps his father's early and humiliating death from syphilis made him fear that time would run out before his own destiny could be fulfilled. "How cruelly short is the allotted span for all we must cram into it!" he told Violet Asquith. But if Churchill saw death as an obstacle to ambition, his follow-up remark to the Prime...
James E. Higgins '83, chairman of the Massachusetts College Republican Union and associate editor of The Harvard Salient, has been urging students on various campuses to abolish the automatic collection of PIRG fees from students when they register for classes or as part of the term bill...
...Errol Louis have displayed an annoying misconception about the purpose of The Crimson. I do not mean to suggest The Crimson tends to hold incorrect, antagonistic, unrepresentative views. While The Crimson tends to reflect my own views, it need not (as so many, like our friends at the Salient, suggest) represent a cross-section of the campus. And The Crimson clearly recognizes its 'best'--Harvard, Cambridge, and academics--and covers it very well. But the editors are indulging in wishful thinking if they believe the political editorials on "Central America, the arms control debate, the Reagan budget, and national elections...
...since we have been at Harvard. Perhaps students finally decided to shed the "apathy tag" that has long been affixed to them. They could easily have picked a different time and issue to come out of the closet. A look back at recent Crimson's reveals coverage of some salient questions. Central America, the arms control debate, the Reagan budget, and national elections have all appeared of late in these pages. We find it difficult to believe that none of this was considered controversial or interesting enough to merit comment...
...Higgins '83 an editor of The Harvard Salient said that it might prove difficult for The Observer to do well in an environment cultivated by the administration of parochial school liberalism of Boston College...