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...would reinstatement be "unwise"? The President has himself, in appointing the committee, admitted "the existence of substantial doubt within the University as to the justice or wisdom of the university's action." Has the situation changed? And why "impractical??" Is it too late? Last year, in writing to the Board of Overseers about the committee of inquiry, the President said, "Since the appointments of Dr. Walsh and Dr. Sweezy run for two years, there is ample time for me to reopen their casts if the committee's report warrants it." Yet now he offers not a word to refute...
...effort to warn the students of the consequences of being present at or participating in demonstrations, and to put a stop to the hurling of objects from dormitory windows, the Technology Dormitory Board, of which Prof. Leicester F. Hamilton is chairman, has placed notices in the student mall boxes of all with dormitory rooms...
...problems of biology. Today the end remains unchanged, but unfortunately the means of accomplishing that end has not changed, either. Instead of slowly expanding the funds and facilities in the department, the University has left the field rigidly alone. As in previous years a hardworking, well-informed board of tutors forms its nucleus, but organization beyond this is conspicuously lacking. There is only one half-course specifically treating of biochemistry and another more advanced half course on biophysics. Neither has any laboratory. Nor are there any laboratories for the use of Seniors in the field who are writing theses...
...suit after suit, till it has become a commonplace, the National Labor Relations Board has been 1) challenged in the courts, 2) upheld by the Supreme Court. In the last fortnight of its term, the Supreme Court upheld NLRB in no less than six decisions, holding that...
Coinciding with the attack by the A.F. of T., in which both Walsh and Sweezy once held office, was the blast yesterday by the Cambridge Union of University Teachers, which called President Conant's letter to the Board of Overseers an inadequate answer and the Corporation's failure to act a threat to "Harvard's liberalism...