Word: bentick
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...release at a news conference. At the news conference I put several questions to Mr. Pusey regarding Harvard's real estate policies in general, and the condition of the building in particular. The President was so outraged by this line of inquiry that he instructed his top aide, William Bentick-Smith, to call the Globe management and lodge a complaint about "rude question...
...refused entry to the meeting by the President, I left University Hall. Walking away from the building, I came upon Asst. Dean Epps, and explained the situation to him. He offered to intercede on my behalf. We walked back to University Hall, and transmitted it to Mr. William Bentick-Smith, the Administrative Assistant to the President, who was now chairing the meeting since President Pusey had left. After some discussion, and after I had talked with a member of my organization who was attend the meeting in another capacity, I was allowed into the room. I informed the group that...
...second Dow demonstration was a mess. The great political issue was whether or not to push William Bentick-Smith out of the doorway he filled at Massachusetts Hall. Bentick-Smith was not doing anything unusual. Massachusetts Hall has been locked to undergraduates for 300 years. And even if they could get inside--even if this time they could have entered the sanctum of the Administration--they would not know what to do with themselves...
Harvard Today is published twice a year and mailed free to everyone connected with University--alumni of the college and all graduate schools, parents, faculty, and former faculty (the Bulletin is officially the magazine for College alumni only). "We're a kept magazine, the Bulletin is not," says William Bentick-Smith '37, assistant to President Pusey and editor of Harvard Today. The $20,000 tab for each issue is picked up by the Harvard Fund, the University's official money-raising...