Word: campus
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...police officials sometimes suspect Communist influence behind student protests, it comes as no surprise that Communist leaders in Czechoslovakia saw "capitalist agitators" behind a protest march by students of the Technical University of Prague. Actually, they were merely fed up with continual breakdowns in heating and lighting on their campus, caused mainly by rats chewing through electrical insulation...
...member of the steering committee said last night that the first group would investigate the questions of on-campus recruiting and the draft...
...resolution does not say what the Faculty would consider "appropriate steps." One law professor construed it to mean an official expression of concern about the directive from the Harvard Administration. Another said it implies an action similar to Columbia University's: barring military recruiters from campus until Hershey's directive is rescinded...
...Faculty's concern was that the directive made students' expressions of opinion on campus relevant to their draft status. Two professors said that they judged the Faculty to be unanimous in considering the directive "patently illegal" and its enforcement a "violation of civil liberties...
...petition-pushing interns should not be handed only part of the blame: they deserve it all. Actually, the episode eloquently illustrates not so much their "alienation" from the power structure as their utter misunderstanding of how to affect it all. At a time when the vacationing campus activists were but a few paces from a man with whom they could speak and get his attention (namely, the Member), they worked themselves up over an anti-war petition to-- of all people--Lyndon Johnson. The anger expressed by some interns at the President's refusal to meet with them and receive...