Peter Shapiro

Kane, Ex-Corporation Member, Dies

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R. Keith Kane '22, a member of the Harvard Corporation for 20 years, died of a stroke Thursday at his

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A HARD RAIN was falling in Lisbon last Wednesday night when the signal came for the drama to begin. It

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When Albert L. Nickerson graduated from Harvard in the pits of the Depression in 1933, his studies in French literature

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R OBERT J. KIELY feels embittered about the scandals that have become associated with his name and thinks that the

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N OTHING IS guaranteed to make an audience feel more awkward than a joke which doesn't work. The captive spectator,

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O N THE THIRTEENTH DAY of the October Arab-Israeli war, as Egyptian tanks pushed into the Iraeli-occupied Sinai peninsula, a

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S UDDENLY people are listening to him. President Nixon goes on television telling the public that the Energy Crisis has

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Harvard's money men had some bad news and some good news this week. First the bad news: The University's billion-dollar-plus

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"He's not one iota different from George Wallace or the American Nazi party. He should be totally ignored." --Richard C.

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The vice president of the United States has resigned and a new item--perhaps the climactic one--has been added to that