Word: activists
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...another PBH activist insists adamantly that protest is not the way to go. "People who organize protests have really good intentions, but they haven't seen that many results, at least not at Harvard," asserts Remigio Cruz '86, who spends several afternoons a week and lives summers in a predominantly Puerto Rican neighborhood in Boston's South...
...workshops will feature other participants, including: Gar Alperovitz, president of the National Center for Economic Alternatives. Jane Sharp, and activist and fellow at Radcliffe's Bunting Institute: Kosta Tsipis, head of an MIT program on science and technology, and, representatives of the Nuclear Freeze Campaign and Physicians for Social Responsibility...
Perhaps one of Harvard's most visible administrators, Dean of Students Archie C. Epps III considered a candidate for the deanship that Fox, Epps's boss, now holds, is amiable, English by environment, and available. Any student activist, politician, artist or reporter will almost certainly come into contact with Epps, who handles everything from finding rooms for press conferences after a divestment rally, to dealing with Final Club presidents who have now been disaffiliated from Harvard because they refused to allow women to join their clubs. This man is your only real link to the Harvard bureaucracy...
...leading feminist writer, a nuclear freeze activist and the head of the National Conference of Black Lawyers are among the 41 women from the U.S. and five foreign countries who have been named fellows for 1985-86 at the Mary Ingrahan Bunting Institute of Radcliffe College...
...interview with the Crimson this week, long-time tenant activist Michael H. Turk said that he intends to run for the city council. Although Turk has never held a political office before, he has coordinated several organizations of rent-controlled Cambridge tenants...