Word: campus
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...high-handed style: not one of the 300 students were consulted at any stage in the decision-making process, the Master's advice was ignored, and plans were not made public even after they were formulated. The announcement was made only after juniors had decided whether to live off-campus or stay in the House and after freshmen had submitted their House preferences...
...Captain No-L is a senior living off campus...
...longer placated by the hypocritical rhetoric used by the administration to mask the institutional racism on this campus. The college is turning its back on the black students, as though we should be "grateful" just to be at Fair Harvard. "Veritas" as a motto is a farce. There has been a failure of those in academia to come to grips with the substantive issues in reality, without some form of condescension or patronization; they say that progress has been made, while defining that progress themselves. We are no longer fooled...
...time for Harvard to rise up and stamp out discrimination and racism on its own campus before sending its professors off to condemn it elsewhere. This University must take a long agonizing look at itself, and set its own house in order. Perhaps then it can help us keep the faith. Charles R. Williams '68 Lester A. Knibbs...
...televise any Harvard program with educational content, no matter how lopsided it is politically. The only qualification the Council of Deans insists upon is that the participants have the right to veto TV coverage. New or not, this is the policy the University ought to be following on televising campus events, and it is a policy worth stating affirmatively as the Administration...