Word: tiedness
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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HEW has already taken a position against such a proposal. In a letter sent to Kennedy a few weeks ago, signed by Hale Champion, Harvard's former financial vice president and now undersecretary for HEW, he expressed his support for new legislation, and explained that department lawyers had advised that...
Poussaint said the proposed abolition of the Med School's minority subcommittee on admissions is wrong. "The committee was set up for administrative convenience because it helped them process applications more effectively. A minority subcommittee is still one of the most effective ways of getting the top minority applications in...
Inserted into the concert footage are a series of interviews Scorsese conducted with 'The Band at their plush retreat, and while these sequences are prone to low-key self-congratulation, the interviews are, for the most part, interesting, amusing, and somehow tied to the following number. The personalities of The...
Three underclassmen will be named to the All-American squad, also, sources on the lacrosse team said last week. Mike Faught, who tied the single-season scoring mark of 58 points this spring, junior goalie Ken First, and sophomore midfielder Peter Predun will be named when the NCAA announces its...
Harvard last traveled to the nationals in 1974, when the batsmen tied for seventh place after losing 4-1 and 4-2 ballgames immediately after the end of exams. Other Harvard squads competed at the nationals in 1973 (tied for seventh also), 1971 (finished fifth) and 1968 (tied for seventh...