Word: answer
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...answer: For identification...
...candidates answer questions, applause, hisses and cheers rise from the throng of some 90 student representatives. The candidates try to satisfy potential voters with their responses to a question about what action the assembly members should take if the University ignores them...
Candidates utter words like "protest," "arrest," "jail," "march," "unity," and "fight." Many students seem in a combative mood, although they have yet to find an issue worth fighting over. The candidates are forced to answer questions revealing their stands on such issues as Harvard's investment policy and the constitution's minority representation clause...
During a question-and-answer period students inquire about calendar reform, dining hall renovations, and student efforts to end University funding for the Radcliffe Union of Students. Administrators perfunctorily answer the questions, usually somewhat awkwardly. The time alloted to the question-and-answer period runs out, and Rosovsky moves on to the next item on the agenda, strictly adhering to time limits for each...
...pick who is going to play on the A team every week. You have to pick the people who deserve it. If a guy comes to you and wants to know why you've made a decision, you've got to be able to give him an honest answer...