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Fielding questions from moderator Joseph W. Zeigler ’60 in Sanders Theatre, a sculptor, a music critic, a playwright, and an arts trustee extolled the liberty fostered by the arts.
Tuesday’s ceremony began with a chapter meeting in Harvard Hall, where the new members were formally inducted into the organization. The meeting was then followed by a formal procession to Sanders Theatre for the annual Literary Exercises.
Just six days before the election, Kennedy—who served on the Crimson business board and swam on the varsity swim team during his undergraduate years—spoke via telephone connection from California to an overflowing crowd in Sanders Theater.
Another provision in the legislation that has become popular in recent days is a measure to “audit” the Federal Reserve and open information about its operations to the general reserve. The measure, passed yesterday by the Senate, and proposed by Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders would...
On an even greater scale, this amendment violates one of the basic foundational principles of our central banking system: Our economy hinges on the trust that we place in the Federal Reserve to look out for the best interests of the economy at large, independent of any political influence whatsoever...