Word: documented
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...work of art. It must be taken as a philosophical statement; all the characters operate within clearly-defined boundaries, and we respond to them only as far as they fulfill the requirements of the whole. But when placed in the context of Bergman films, it is also a human document inspiring awe in the filmmaker's moral courage, and faith in his artistry...
...conservative Faculty passed a series of motions which vitiated the reciprocity of the Resolution and caused student trust to evaporate. Several amendments altering crucial language in the original document effectively severed student actions from both their political context and the question of Administration responsibility. The CRR, operating without students, who had resigned in protest of the Faculty's moves, moved into a position of prominence as almost two hundred students were disciplined at its whim. The Commission, given only advisory powers, was relegated to innocuously investigating matters of little importance...
...Although these amendments too are well-intended, we fail to see how they can provide the total overhaul the CRR needs. Students left the CRR originally because they objected to the revised Resolution: we fail to see how they can return until its original promise as an even-handed document applicable to all segments of the University community is redeemed. In addition, Paul's amendments hardly exhaust needed reforms in CRR procedures, even though they deal with some of the Committee's more glaring excesses...
Instead of attempting make-shift reforms, the Faculty should strike at the heart of the problem--the Resolution on Rights and Responsibilities. Students should have equal voice in the rewriting of the document, after which the question of its implementation can be considered anew. Only in this way can the Faculty substantively back up its professed commitment to the maintenance of a free and open community of scholars with reciprocal rights and responsibilities...
...long a favorite Anderson target, had been tipped off that Reporter Les Whitten, 44, was to receive some documents taken from the Bureau of Indian Affairs last November, when more than 600 Indians occupied and ransacked the BIA'S headquarters. Sure enough, Whitten's yellow Vega was parked in front of the northwest Washington apartment of Hank Adams, 29, a leader of the Indian coalition whose November caravan to the capital led to the BIA occupation. As Whitten placed a document-filled cardboard box on the sidewalk, three FBI agents handcuffed him and charged him with receiving...