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ABSENT FROM BOSKER argument is any conception of the university as a socially strategic in stitution, or of education as a collective good. Contrary to the belief of many currently in power in Washington, taxpayers aren't underwriting some four-year frolic, but investing in the country's future. Hackneved...
Chavez, in the most emotional moment of his speech, added that "We are more than an in stitution-we are on the cutting edge of a people's cause. And you can not stamp out a people's cause."
The Philadelphia-born and raised Einhorn, however, is not nearly as delighted with Harvard, which he unhesitatingly describes as the most "conservative" and "regimented" in- stitution he has come into contact with in a long time.
For 15 years James A. Linen signed this letter. Those were the years-from the end of World War II to 1960- in which TIME'S circulation doubled and advertising revenues grew from $14 million to more than $50 million. The man under whose business leadership TIME became a...
With the guest list so uncertain, committee frequently met with turbing problems of detail. It was occasionally difficult, for example, find accommodations for the speakers. Throughout the week, there frequent last minute attempts to someone who could drive a from Logan Airport to the University. One evening, too, just be...