Word: bok
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...clear that they were, though. The week passed in a frenzy, all chants and demands and marches and late-night deadlines. Vignettes: Derek Bok's frozen smile as he crossed the Yard, bureaucratic calm amidst a self-righteous storm; Dan Steiner chatting with protestors on the steps of University Hall, a few left-over torches burning down after the year's most spectacular protest march; the bemused set to the jaws of the University policement covering the demos, unsure of how to handle these kids who, they were told but did not quite believe, might try to grab a building...
...fell in early May; the Faculty got its Core, over the objections of some purists who don't like academic structure, and more than a few scientists who wanted to see a little more of their own turf included under the Core. Bok and Rosovsky rejoiced, as did The Times, which trumpeted a new day in liberal-arts education. The Faculty set merrily about its task of building a new bureaucracy to nurse its fledgling new day; Harvard was returning to structure, shaking off the unpleasant, torchlit dreams f late April...
These guidelines prompted a conference Friday between President Bok and Adm. Stansfield Turner, director of The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). After the conference, Bok said that their differences had been "narrowed" as a result of the meeting...
Committee members are appointed by Presidents Bok and Horner, and are "ultimately responsible to them," Johnson said...
...report on the activities of the meeting will be sent to President Bok, President Horner and the Board of Overseers...