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According to Drew, "Grant would moan and groan about how much studying he had to do, but in the next breath talked about the Saturday night parties." Drew says that the fact that he had a brother here encouraged him to come to Harvard...
...papers and walking out; later the White House amended that to say that Gorbachev reached for his briefcase before Reagan stood up in response. Poindexter, Shultz and others contend that they went to Reykjavik fully prepared for anything that might come up. Yet they admit, almost in the same breath, that they were surprised to find themselves in a detailed negotiation touched off by Gorbachev's unexpectedly sweeping arms-reduction proposals...
...been easy. Last month Messner made three separate attempts to conquer Makalu (27,765 ft.). On his last try, he told TIME in a radio interview from base camp, "you could do 20 to 25 steps, and you had to stop for a while and breath deeply ten to 20 times." Last week's triumph on Lhotse * took only one attempt. Delayed an hour by adverse weather conditions, Messner and Partner Hans Kammerlander gained the summit with a moderating wind at their backs...
However, he sharply condemned the expulsion Tuesday of 55 Soviet diplomats in Washington and San Francisco as "a provocation" and suggested the order was inspired by Reagan aides "who breath hatred for the Soviet Union...
...especially ironic that an argument criticizing the military would demand, in the same breath, that Harvard close one of the primary vehicles through which reform can occur. The ROTC program is the major provider to the military of officers with a college degree and a liberal arts education. Current ROTC participants at Harvard have such varied concentrations as Folklore and Mythology, Government, Classics and Biology. By forcing Harvard students out of the program, they would limit the influence of educated minds on military policy. This would be a shot in the foot rather than at the adversary...