Word: baddings
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...time the seamier side of Harvard's handling of the Engelhard question came to light. Administration officials have claimed that they had an "agreement" with us, an "understanding" with us, or that "mutual respect" existed between their negotiators and ours, and that we had somehow acted in bad faith. None of these statements are true, and the events of Saturday, particularly our attitude towards President Bok's speech, must be understood in this light...
...University only agreed to talk once it became clear it could not ignore the legitimate concerns of students that Harvard was publicity honoring a man who supported the apartheid regime both verbally and financially. After all, 500 students chanting "Harvard Out Now!" might disturb the ceremony and look bad on the six o'clock news. As usual the administration's primary concern was pragmatic, not moral...
James C. Thompson, curator of the Nieman Fellowships, said yesterday he was "unsure if the New York Times is on the right course. Bad law is made out of bad cases, and I'm not sure this was a very strong case. The New York Times chose to stand firm, and at least emerged intact from this confrontation...
Unless you have a quick connection to Toronto, you'll have to settle for the concert offerings around these parts, which aren't bad at all. Still number one on everyone's list should be the Grateful Dead, who will be at the Music Hall on Nov. 13 and 14. Sorry for sending you out in the rain last time to get tickets when they weren't on sale yet (silly me), but they should be on sale by the time you read this. Actually, they should be sold out. Too bad, you missed...
...course, there are a few students who are interested only in the reserve books just before midyears and finals. It gets much more hectic than normal here during both times, but especially during midyears." Corliss has no explanation for this increased winter studying, other than that perhaps January's bad weather or more papers in the fall term force students to hit the books...