Word: call
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...decision to call in the police obviously was a most difficult one for President Pusey. Perhaps there is room for some disagreement as to just what course was indicated for him, but very often those who object to such a decision simply argue that it is inexpedient because it alienates "moderate" opinion. Isn't it time for "moderate" opinion to ask itself whether it is rightly alienated in such circumstances; whether in fact it has not become irresponsibly indulgent of willful minority actions, which are still destructive even if idealistically provoked by a dreadful war. At this late date...
...altogether puzzled and remote when confronted with actual undergraduate flesh. It's now evident that you've completely lost touch with the changing spirit and needs of the University. As one, therefore, who is deeply concerned with the future of Harvard and its role in our society, I call upon you to tender your immediate resignation. Alan Rinzler...
Affiliagted hospitals--no one has demanded that the hospital not be built, but why not build it where plans call for moderate income housing, rather than tearing down working class houses...
...turning point that my information saw, she says, came in New Orleans. Styron was speaking before a large audience, she says, when a familiar, young, black face stood up to interrupt the lecture. "You're a liar, Bill Styron," the critic yelled. "I called you a liar in Boston, and I'm calling you a liar here. I came all the way here to call you a liar. Do you remember...
...Styron cut him off, "yes I remember you. I guess I might call you my bete noire...