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...architecture critic for The Boston Globe has written a letter criticizing the University for its "self-interested" approach to planning in its Interim Long Range Plan and for failing to consult Design School faculty in the plan's preparation...
Campbell said that the most obvious example of the failure of such an approach is the plan's treatment of the problem of Harvard Square. Even though the crisis of the Square area affects both the com- munity and Harvard, there was no reference in the Interim Report as to what the future of the Square's development should...
...Whether rightly or not, Harvard as you know is perceived by much of the Cambridge community to be pursuing in a less than open manner goals that are narrowly self-interested with respect to the development of the Square. The Interim Report doesn't do much to erase such an impression," Campbell's letter said...
...days of talks with Kremlin leaders was the sensitive issue of strategic arms control. Disappointingly little progress has been made since the first round of SALT negotiations ended in 1972. At that time, a treaty was signed on limitation of defensive missile systems (ABM'S), but an interim agreement on the deployment of offensive nuclear arms extends only to 1977. Unless some significant breakthrough can be made soon, the idyl of American-Soviet détente may be lost in the nightmarish shuffle of an accelerated arms race. Well aware that peripheral agreements on scientific collaboration and cultural exchange...
...concluded that the nation's best journals had approached euphoria in their upbeat reportage and commentary when Ford first took office. Partly as a result, there was an excess of righteous outrage when Ford astonished the press, and everyone else, by pardoning Richard Nixon in September. In the interim, insufficient attention was paid to the complexity of the nation's difficult economic problems...