Word: beatings
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Miss Beth Harvey, and perhaps her fellow-SDS members, seems to be living in a perceptual and moral world of her own, to judge from her description of last week's attack on the Center for International Affairs, and upon its occupants. The invaders, she writes. who "beat up someone," carried out "an attack on the attempts of SDS to build a strong movement that fights racism and Imperialism...
These views give a grossly distorted impression. The attack, as all those of us present in the building can attest, did not simply or accidentally "beat up someone" ; it was built upon violence, its reason was violence, and it struck widely, capriciously, and cruelly. This invasion should not be dignified as a political act, nor dismissed as a tactical error, but considered a set of serious crimes against innocent people, best handled by University discipline and by the public police and courts. Miss Harvey will have to separate morality and tactics rather more clearly if she is to build...
Koerner went by Colburn late in the race to beat him by a second in 26:10. Piazza's 25:51 was 15 Seconds slower than Shaiws winning time last year...
Piazza was clearly the man to beat as the three teams started out across a wet, grassy stretch of the course. The opening pace was slow, however and Crimson captain Keith Colburn took the early lead. followed closely by Piazza and a group of Harvard runners...
YALE-COLGATE: After last week's loss to UConn. coach Carm Cozza said, "We had some trouble offensively." Carm certainly didn't overstate the situation. and if Cornell couldn't beat Colgate, there's no reason to think Yale can. The Red Raiders have this runner named Dom Fisher, who is going to make Saturday embarrassing for the Elis. But actually this could be the closest game today. Linda Scott's advice is well taken here-Don't bet money, honey. But I pick Colgate...