Word: discussing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...letter to King, signed by Alan D. Bersin '68, one of the four Class Marshals, asked the prominent peace and civil rights advocate to discuss the questions of "Asian conflict and urban crisis...
...Trustees do have to decide on any amendment to the Statutes, but the process is a complicated one. They will discuss the proposal to let students sit on the Council, but a vote has to be delayed for one meeting at which time a majority of the Trustees must vote on it. The Board sits again in June but this session is always poorly attended, so the matter will probably have to wait until September...
...following is a two-part feature on the relation of psychiatry and the law. The first part discusses the abuses resulting from criminal and civil commitments to mental institutions. The second part, to appear tomorrow, will discuss a recently proposed Massachusetts statute to deal with these problems...
...happier now than ever before in 20 years of lecturing because "Here people want to believe, want to agree with you." Still, he constantly worries about his worthiness to appear before them. Two or three days before each lecture he begins to live in the subject he wants to discuss, in walks around the block or along the river. Nothing is written, or even mentally composed. Sentences (except for the first and the last, which he says he forgets by the time he gets to it anyway) aren't attempted. He prepares by convincing himself of his conviction...
...only further justified the students' legitimate protest. Nabrit was out of the country during the demonstration, and the University did not even talk to the student protestors before they ordered the school closed. It was almost two days before Administration officials sat down with students to discuss their demands. Several times University officials threatened to obtain a court injunction which would have brought Federal Marshals on the campus. The students sensed the bluff and only after student leaders made it clear that they would remain in the Administration building--injunction or no--until their demands were met did the Administration...