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Redstone, a member of the Law School Class of 1947, spoke to students in classes taught by professors Paul C. Weiler and Arthur R. Miller. His visit was sponsored by the Harvard Law School Committee on Sports and Entertainment...
...kind of bad star trip tabloid journalism has made all too familiar to modern audiences. The trouble for him is that the founding of the Betty Ford Clinic is over a century in the future. The trouble for us is that The Plainsman, in which Gary Cooper and Jean Arthur played these figures in accordance with the conventions of their time--as protagonists in something pretty close to a screwball comedy--is 60 years in the past. In other words Wild Bill was born too soon for professional help, and we, it seems, were born too late for the more...
Cantabrigian Arthur Santoro, a speaker on an unrelated topic after the PBHA vote, spontaneously thanked the students "from an old man listening to young people doing great things...
...Judge Arthur P. Stone, class of 1892, had to rebuke the rambunetious youngsters, noting that "this is no laughing matter...
...happens, a classic treatise on these sorts of upsides and downsides of capitalism was written by the same economist who invented the misery index--Arthur Okun, Chairman of Lyndon Johnson's Council of Economic Advisers. In 1975 he published a book called Equality and Efficiency: The Big Tradeoff. Its point was that there is natural tension between the two halves of its title. Redistributive taxation, minimum wages, unemployment insurance and the like may enhance equality, but they impede overall efficiency and growth. Ideology is partly a question of which side of the tradeoff you favor...