Word: accessing
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...nation's only campus police allowed to carry guns. Harvard's force had better be among the most concerned in the country. Unfortunately, their reluctance to ensure student safety is matched only by Harvard's pitiful safety facilities--one unmarked escort car, no walking escort service, unguarded access to houses, and weak or broken Yard lights...
Howe said she had a right to modify her views to reflect the interests of her constituents. While she said that for most of her 23 years on Beacon Hill she had voted against abortion, she now votes pro-choice because her constituents favor free access to abortion...
Scientists have particularly objected to the Administration's attempts to limit their ability to collaborate with their foreign counterparts. The National Science Foundation has drafted research guidelines--and submitted them to the Reagan Administration--that would allow foreign scientists to have access to American supercomputers...
...Endowment for Divestiture--an ingenious alternative to the Senior Class Gift--which holds contributions in escrow until the University divests. In addition, a recent proposal spearheaded by Noah M. Berger '89, a member of the Southern African Solidarity Committee, seeks to take legislative action to limit Harvard's access to tax-free state bonds as long as it maintains its current investment policy...
Perhaps activists feel proud that they have won access to Harvard's decision-making process. But they have only played into the University's hands. Their demands are now filled with talk of "governance" and of "freedom" of speech and movement; virtually gone is the word "divestment." If the campus activist movement inherited anything from the sixties, it should have learned that only violent, disruptive tactics will force the Administration to change its ways...