Word: controled
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...students who advocate "democratic" control of the University, not even this unattainable committee representation is sufficient. For they do not want a part in the decision-making process unless it would help produce a transformation of the University into a new and independent force against the trends of today's society. This collective program--of turning the University into an entity for coordinated social good--falls flat because Harvard is not a political or even a functional entity...
Unlike many universities, Harvard has a long-standing tradition of faculty control over the educational process. This is the spiritual strength of Harvard, but potentially a source of administrative weakness...
...rather lucky," Ford says of Harvard's experience, constantly increasing, with committees. Other schools have had not great success with them, he says. He credits Harvard's long tradition of Faculty control. That tradition is so strong here, that Faculty members--if not deliriously happy to be tapped for committee membership, do at least recognize it as a part of their functions here, and perform, when asked, with dedication and competence...
Inside Jaime Vargas received All-Ivy honors. Harvard got strong defensive performances all year from fullback Dave Wright and halfback Richie Hardy and great ball control from Ahmed Yehia...
...Complete Control...