Word: discussion
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Harvard graduate student would go into the class, the teacher would leave the room, and the grad student would explain the process." said Albert Giroux, a member of the Cambridge School Committee and Public Relations. Director for the school system. "First they would discuss how many students they thought were using drugs, and then the students would indicate by anonymous ballot whether they personally had tried drugs or not," he said...
...first part of the evening will include a display of team practice drills, guided by coaches Robert Harrison and K.C. Jones. Harrison will explain his theories on basketball and discuss his plans for the Harvard basketball program...
...officials of the Western Conference of Teamsters met with UFW leaders to discuss the organization of the workers. This meeting produced a jurisdictional pact between the two unions, giving the UFW the exclusive right to organize Salinas field workers and letting the Teamsters represent all warehouses and transportation employees...
...Harvard, officials at first denied that Harvard was buying any non-union lettuce, but then admitted that approximately 20 per cent of the lettuce served in dining halls is non-union. Representatives of the administration are meeting this afternoon with a committee of students to discuss Harvard's position in the boycott...
...many candidates even donned that new symbol of rock-ribbed Americanism, the hard hat. Vice President Spiro Agnew appealed to the workers' fears of crime, drugs and bombings, and to their suspicion of intellectuals. After President Nixon had A.F.L.-C.I.O. President George Meany in for a cozy chat "to discuss foreign policy," Republicans made good use of pictures of the meeting around workingmen's neighborhoods. (Feeling that he had been used, Meany later roasted the Republicans in radio speeches.) On the other side, the Democrats and their old friends in the union leadership played up the pocketbook issues of unemployment...