Word: alongers
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...least for women, the protests in April 1969 had changed their attitude toward working with men. Molony says many women could get along with men in a much more relaxed situation when they were protesting together. But she adds, "One of the things that made me very feminist was being put off by very radical men who were more sexist than anyone else." Living in the same Houses with men helped alleviate the macho image many men harbored, but it did not dissolve it completely, she adds...
Instead of the highly-charged atmosphere of the original procedings, the retrial--ordered last spring by Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court because of the prosecution's systematic exclusion of blacks from the first jury--has moved along slowly, the four lawyers using technicalities to gain the upper hand...
...Most Gordon students are satisfied with the rules, or they chafe a little and go along with them," Stuart J. Foster '81, who transferred to Harvard from Gordon last year, says. He adds that because many Gordon students routinely follow the school's regulations without thinking about the underlying Christian principles the school is trying to instill, they never have a chance to develop personal responsibility...
...want to present a good appearance in behavior and dress," Clyburn says. "Behavior follows along with clothing. You act like more of a lady when you look like one," she adds. Because ORU students are trying to exemplify the life of Christ, they maintain good grooming and modest behavior as part of their witness, she explains...
...recent announcement that Harvard, along with several colleges, universities and foundations, like Ford and Carnegie, is taking steps to establish a South African scholarship program has long been anticipated by antiapartheid activists. Although the details of the program have yet to be worked out, it should already be clear to informed observers that Harvard is not solely motivated by altruism or love of academic objectivity in this matter. Harvard's investments in banks and businesses which are involved in South Africa amount to almost $300 million...