Word: dows
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...personal view is that students who willingly and knowingly violated the statutes of the University in Paine Hall should be suspended. My main reason is not that they have violated the understandings that emerged from the Dow incident of last year, nor even that they have disobeyed the explicit instructions of the Deans given both at the time and well in advance, but that they have attacked the concept of reasoned discussion on which this University is founded and for which it exists. In this instance, their offense against the laws of the University is even more deeply an offense...
...Board includes admonishment, a notation on the record card; probation, which carries with it certain restrictions on a student's extracurricular life; and Required to Withdraw, a temporary severance from the College which might, at this time, mean revocation of a student's 2-S deferement. After tre Dow demonstration last year, the Administrative Board issued a combination of admonishment and probation
...York Stock Exchange, the belwether Dow-Jones industrial aver age advanced strongly after President Johnson announced on March 31 that he would not run for re-election and that he was making new overtures to end the Viet Nam war. The average sagged in August but soon rebounded in what brokers called "Nixon rallies." At year's end, the index was approaching its historic peak of 995.15, set in February...
There has been speculation this year that the Board may recommend different punishment for those who were involved in the Dow demonstration than for those who were...
Glimp said the Ad Board had been afraid that students would "parlay the numbers the way they did last year" if the Board discussed the number of bursar's cards collected. After the Dow demonstration last year, the Board separated students into three categories: those who had been present, those who had physically blocked the door, and those who had submitted bursar's cards in sympathy...