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Farewells

Harvard Law School Professor and Social Justice Icon

Charles J. Ogletree Jr., ’74, MA ’75

by John Roemer

Features

For Commencement Speaker, a Watergate Special Prosecutor

‘Right will prevail in the end,’ Cox tells the audience in Frost Amphitheater.

by Tracie White

Features

Fit to Be Tried

A Stanford psychiatrist plies his expertise in the case of Patricia Hearst.

by Rebecca Beyer

Features

The Winds of Freedom

As Vietnam-era protests simmer down, the faculty comes to consensus.

by Kathy Zonana

All Right Now

Alone, Together

My husband had been my safe harbor. In the wake of his loss, how would I navigate Reunion Homecoming?

by Susie Colby

Farewells

Oboist Who Pulled Back the Curtain

Blair Alston Mercer Tindall, MA ’00

by Kali Shiloh

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Book Review: Flex Time

New and Notable

by Kathy Zonana

Farewells

Longtime Hoover Director and Change Agent

John Thomas Raisian

by John Roemer

Farewells

Developer of First Effective Treatment for Hepatitis B

William S. Robinson

by Tracie White

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Memory Lane

Harvard Law School Professor and Social Justice Icon

For Commencement Speaker, a Watergate Special Prosecutor

Fit to Be Tried

The Winds of Freedom

Alone, Together

Oboist Who Pulled Back the Curtain

Book Review: Flex Time

Longtime Hoover Director and Change Agent

Developer of First Effective Treatment for Hepatitis B

Cal, our new bestie?; meet President Saller; show PCPs the money

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