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Jonathan S. Sapers
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Prodding the system from within
O n a campus where political activity has tended to center around racial issues, it is not surprising that minority
Keeping Watch
FROM THE TOP FLOOR of the Parker House one evening last month, Boston looked placid. Seen from that angle, the
Loony Toons
There's a problem with Bloom County--well, two problems actually: Doonesbury and impatience. If, Doonesbury had never been around, everyone would
Read This and Fall in Love
"And when a word comes to us in its individual character, and starts in us the individual responses, it is
Playing Games
C ONGRESSIONAL, statute requires the CIA "to keep the Select Committee on Intelligence of the Senate and the Permanent Select
A Life of Musical Healing
W HEN JOHN LENNON died, it helped mark the end of an era familiar to our older siblings, but the
Getting Less
B ACK IN THE old days, when interhouse was interdicted, the rules made good old sense. No one on campus
Passionate Symbolism
W hat is so fundamentally disturbing about the Reagan Administration is that it is the present embodiment of the American
Three Professors Included In Secret USIA Blacklist
Three Harvard professors were reportedly included in a list of potential speakers blacklisted from participation in a government-sponsored speaking program
Yuri Is Dead; Long Live...
Y URI ANDROPOV IS DEAD and the Reagan Administration seems to think it has won a gunfight. The tact-less, admonitory