Word: beene
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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The best example of the dichotomy may have been the "psyche" period before the Penn meet. Penn, as they had let everyone know, was the rising cross-country power in the East. Their freshman team swept Harvard's last fall, and veteran George Lokken was returning.
There has been considerable friction between the two squads ever since the Red and Blue declared itself a major cross-country power last fall. The Crimson runners consider Penn a group of storm troopers in running spikes.
The six had been arrested two weeks ago while posting notices for an SDS anti-war march.
Two residents of Claverly, Arthur S. Anderson '71 and Peter L. Collins '71, told the Court that they had not been roused by what Officer Graham of the Cambridge police termed a "serious disorder."
The University Council, as established by the Statutes of the University, includes "the President. professors. associate Professors, and assistant professors of the University and such other University officials as [the Governing Boards] many appoint." This large body has never been called together.