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...think that the President even tried to justify it under international law," said Abram J. Chayes '43, professor of Law and former legal advisor to the State Department. "He just said I want to do it and I'm going...
...Abram Bergson, professor of Economics, proposed an amendment to the new version of the resolution, aimed at a sentence reading, "In making decisions which concern the community as a whole or any part of the community, officers are expected to consult with those affected by the decision...
Attacking the resolution, Abram Bergson, professor of Economics, said, "If these platitudes are endorsed by the Faculty, currents already in motion which make it difficult for officers of the University to make decisions in accordance with their best judgement will be increased...
...Abram disposes of ?? the did of Freudian ?? president of Brandeis, ?? in the midst of a revalue-?? only be neutral ?? commitment, and its ?? of education. The university ?? to be politicized beyond this commitment, ?? for this would spell its ?? that the university is faced with the ?? of students who demand "re??." Abram rejects the contention-put forth by Trow, that they should be barred from the community. ??kewise, he rejects the idea that the university should be completely responsive to these students...
...York's senatorial contest will probably pick up another Democratic entry: Morris Abram, 51, who resigned the presidency of Brandeis University last week. An ambitious, Georgia-born lawyer, Abram has been running for political office since 1954, when he sought a House seat from his native state. He won a reputation for coolness in crisis for his handling of the 1969 seizure by students of a Brandeis building. Now he must overcome a challenge to his eligibility to qualify for this year's primary. Among those already in the contest are Theodore Sorensen, John Kennedy's onetime...