Word: armed
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...watch the Elvis documentary or its Woodstock big brother, but don't think you're getting the early Elvis or the simple life. It all comes to you courtesy of MGM or Warner Brothers, and, just as the form is the cold, calculating product of the corporate arm, the content has been twisted and frozen. Elvis is no longer Elvis and Woodstock never really was. Instead, they mock our need for a heroic and honest past...
...settled, the Harvard Glee Club conductor then refused to let them sing "Fair Harvard" at the end of the concert. Instead of both clubs singing both alma maters, Harvard vacated the stage leaving Yale to sing alone. In protest, the Yale men and women sang their alma mater arm-in-arm. The Harvard club then returned to stage and mimicked the Yale club, with an all-male version of the same stunt...
Once in the locker room, Martucci sat in great pain while his arm rested in ice. Then Joe Murphy, one of the medical staff in Dillon, told him it was broken. "I was so sad," Martucci remembers...
...days later in Peter Bent Brigham Hospital, when Dr. Thomas Quigley showed him the x-rays and began talking about putting a rod in his arm, Martucci realized that he definitely wouldn't play again for Harvard...
...dead to our feelings. Members of the Harvard community have demonstrated their support for the boycott through petitions and boycotts of dining halls. We have received unsolicited support from student organizations, faculty groups and University employees. Support for the boycott is unquestionable, yet we have been passed from one arm of the bureaucracy to the other...