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...nation's top economists to argue with presidential advisers over the best way to tame run-a-way inflation and bring the economy back into whack. And here in Cambridge, President Bok and the alumni fund-raisers for the Harvard College Fund will spend much of their 13th annual assembly brooding over what they will do in the coming year if Ford's crew continues to fail...
...will all be experiencing a great deal as we put the series together, and we want to share our ideas and thoughts. We would be happy to meet with people interested in our work in their dormitories or wherever. In addition, starting September 13th, we will be holding "open house" every Friday afternoon from 2:30 to 5:00 at our office in Fay House. We hope to see and talk with many members of the community at that time. Christine M. Herbes Assistant Producer
...century, Venice allied itself with the Byzantine Empire, and from the 9th to the 13th centuries the emerging Venetian culture was saturated with Byzantine prototypes. Venice, in fact, was the main valve through which Byzantine influence in art, architecture, literature and scholarship was pumped into Italy. By one of the treacherous ironies of politics, it was a Venetian doge who, in 1204, diverted the Fourth Crusade to sack Constantinople from end to end, destroying the Byzantine hegemony forever...
ILLINOIS' ROBERT McCLORY'S 13th District is a mélange of wealthy Chicago suburbs and new Industrial centers. His constituents seem to have largely rallied behind him. While some in the G.O.P.'s right wing are outraged by his vote, the six-term Congressman may pick up support among an estimated 40% in the district who are independents. Many Nixon loyalists were mollified and moved by the fact that McClory seemed to search his conscience before his two aye votes. McClory is a respected figure in the district, something of a party patriarch; his impeachment vote...
Wiesner became president of MIT in March 1971--two months after the appointment of President Bok--and, like Bok, was considered to be part of a swing by academic institutions toward younger, more aggressive leadership. MIT's 13th president, he previously served as its provost and dean of the MIT School of Science...