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Mary E. Babic '81, a leader of the group, said yesterday PIRG will try to obtain the signatures of 3250 undergraduates--half the student body--before requesting the University to fund the Harvard chapter's activities through an addition to students' term bills...
Sixty undergraduates attempting to form a Harvard chapter of the Massachusetts Public Interest Research Group (PIRG) collected almost 1900 student signatures in favor of University funding for the group in six days of petitioning before Thanksgiving, group members said Wednesday...
Archie C. Epps III, dean of students, said Wednesday the Committee on Houses and Undergraduate Life (CHUL) could recognize a Harvard PIRG chapter, but that Dean Rosovsky and the Corporation would have to approve an addition to students' term bills...
...trade with bareknuckle street bouts, who became good fighters because they were hungry fighters. Historically, though, boxing fans have always included a contingent of aristocrats and writers. The boxing world will never have the wholesomeness of Monday night football, and Plimpton accepts this. He devotes more than a chapter to the story of a brazen stick-up at a post-fight party in Atlanta, at which all of the guests were figures from Harlem's underworld. Its perpetrators were executed one by one, a justice meted out not by police but by the robbers' underworld victims. The real world intrudes...
...this elaborate sociological discussion of ethnicity, as fascinating as it is, only serves as a prelude to Patterson's commentary on the current new ethnicity debate. In his sixth chapter, "The Modern Revival of Ethnicity: With Special Reference to the United States," he moves in for the kill. Here again, the first target of his attack is the American black community. For although he sympathetically argues that the black nationalism of the '60s served as a defiant response to the racial shame American blacks have suffered for two centuries, he also points out that all the posturing and celebration...