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Sherwood L. Washburn, the University of California anthropologist, dismissed him as a "popularizer of data he does not understand." Dr. Stuart Altmann of the Yerkes Regional Primate Research Center in Atlanta suggested that the chief value of his second book was to amend the errors of the first. After reading the same text, Edmund Leach, the British anthropologist, announced that it was "best left alone altogether." Despite such forthright professional judgments of his writings, Robert Ardrey, 61, the author of two anthropological bestsellers, African Genesis (1961) and The Territorial Imperative (1966), has now produced another work in the same field...
...calls the "superbeetle," listed at $1,899. It will be about 3 in. longer and 1 in. wider than the standard VW. Volkswagen is already the fourth-largest-selling car in the U.S., with volume this year expected to reach 560,000. The president of Volkswagen of America, J. Stuart Perkins, appears to relish the heightened competition. "We'll sell 600,000 cars in 1971, while Ford and G.M. should each sell 500,000 Subcompacts...
According to Mayo A. Shattuck, Deputy Treasurer of Harvard, the land was put up for sale about six months ago, and, despite the protests of a small group of residents in nearby Stuart, Fla., will remain on sale as long as there is hope for selling it at a "reasonable price...
Shattuck said that he did not have enough information to say what a "reasonable" asking price would be. According to Mrs. James Hurchalla, one of the protestors, oceanfront property in the area near Stuart sells for $300 a front foot...
...other schools once again, for whatever feeble aid that might give the people of Southeast Asia (and the other Third World peoples who are candidates for Vietnamization). The next time we probably won't be able to do it so easily, to make it so easy on ourselves. H. Stuart Hughes, Gurney Professor of History and Political Science, told the last Faculty meeting of last year "The Faculty was forced into a quick decision about grades this Spring, Now a majority of students are neither taking exams nor doing political work. I hope we learn from our sad experience...