Word: bi
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...council majority was also distressed that David Feintuch, editor of the GSA Bulletin, had transformed it from a monthly notice column into a bi-weekly newspaper, containing features and editorials. When the paper criticized President Pusey's annual report, the council balked. It denied a previously promised seat to the editorial's author, Michael Schwartz. At the same meeting conservative council members spread reports that Dean Elder had called for Feintuch's removal -- reports which Elder has since vigorously denied. Under pressure from the conservatives, the council voted to forbid the Bulletin editor from making statements to the press...
Feintuch transformed the Bulletin into a bi-weekly, four-page newspaper which included feaure articles, columns, and stories which reported as well as recorded Council deliberations...
...past few weeks, Cambridge police have mounted a systematic attack on Avatar. By Monday night they had arrested some 40 students and Cambridge area residents who attempted to distribute the bi-weekly magazine. Most of the sellers were charged with selling "obscene literature." Curiously, the policemen increased their harassment while a spate of court cases to decide the extent of Avatar's social disutility was still pending. Actually, given their past performances, it is unlikely that the higher courts of the Commonwealth, much less the U.S. Supreme Court, would ever bar the frank, satirical publication. Were the courts to prove...
...Monday night, Councillor Thomas H.D. Mahoney, head of the search for a new manager, had received 24 replies to advertisements seeking applicants with five years experience in City administration. The advertisements have appeared in the New York Times and Washington Post and will also be in the bi-weekly newsletter sent to all city managers...
Beginning in February, the councils want to sponsor free movies on a bi-weekly basis, a freshman lounge in the basement of Holmes Hall, and open seminars featuring Harvard Faculty members...