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...which represent different yet complementary approaches to the problem of rape and sexual assault at Harvard. We can make phone calls and write letters to our deans, senior tutors and SASH advisers. And, perhaps the easiest and most effective thing we can do is talk with each other openly. Even if we are not "too smart" to experience rape--as the statistics reveal--my hope is that we will be smart enough to realize our error in judgment and begin to make amends...
...issue this warning to all students intending to enroll in History 1653: "Baseball in American Society"-- Professor of History William E. Gienapp now has the ammunition to make his lectures even denser than they were before. It has been 44 years since a National League team and an American League team have met in a Subway Series. The historic moment has finally arrived...
Many felt that Harvard needed a strong, outspoken leader, someone qualified, flexible, innovative and maybe even brash--someone who represented the change universities were undergoing. The Crimson reported that the search committee's model for the new president was Kingman Brewster, 51, then president of Yale. Once a professor at Harvard Law School, Brewster was everything a president needed to be: charming, outspoken, diplomatic and committed to academics...
...prominently figured in speculation about the search throughout the fall. In the Dec. 2, 1970 issue of The Crimson, Bok's picture even appeared in the "Clip and Save" section of wallet-size photos of would-be celebrities, right next to a picture of Ali McGraw from Love Story...
Students called him "The Answer," "The Savior" and even "The Academy's Messiah...