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Dates: during 1970-1979
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ALTHOUGH Z is a very elating and exciting film, it could also be very disturbing. Its arrival in the U. S. came at a time when the President sent a new ambassador to Greece and when the Senate voted not to reduce military aid. That tragic country is only important to this country's government as a NATO ally and a choice opportunity for Coca-Cola and Litton Industries. The heroes of Z have either been bumped off or impounded in remote islands and communities around Greece. Hopefully, Z will impress its viewers not only as exciting drama and good...
...pawn is illegal. The Langer affair arose solely from another in a series of childish, petty disputes between the NCAA and AAU over control of American amateur athletics. Langer, with Yale's full consent, participated in last summer's Maccabiah games as a member of the U. S. basketball team. But basketball, ironical, was the only sport forbidden to NCAA athletes at the Games, since the NCAA wished to deprive the AAU (which organized the basketball team for the Games) of the major portion of its squad and thus humiliate its rival...
...work on city planning, Kilbridge has done research on the problems of developing nations. He published a study of prospects for productive use of nuclear energy in Pakistan in 1958 after serving on an advisory mission to that country. Later he served as assistant director of the U. S. AID mission to India. He is also a consultant to Harvard's Development Advisory Service, and to the United Nation's Industrial Development Organization...
...remaining Crimson bright spot in the running events is Walter Johnson in the 60-yard hurdles race. After placing second in the B. U. meet. Johnson was victorious against Army, setting a track record in the process...
...Harvard's greatest field strength, however, should be in the long jump, where Skip Hare, Bob Galliers; John Avault and Walter Johnson are all threats. Galliers won first place in the B. U. meet, while Hare captured the event against Army...