Word: ende
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...demonstrators, who marched around the Yard chanting "End Discrimination Now" and "We Love Harvard," were protesting Harvard's invasion of CARP members' freedom of speech and religion, Michael Smith, Eastern United States director of CARP, said yesterday...
First home Lisa Kent pulled Harvard even again, near the end of the half, as she cut right and fired high over the goalie's head. Kent's score brought the contest to a 4-4 stand off at the first half's conclusion...
...until the end of his report, where Bok names specific changes, that he steps on some toes. When he suggests that the school place less emphasis on the "case method" of teaching, he even smashes an idol or two. Under this method, teachers present details of actual business situations to their students, and force them to make decisions--using a Socratic questioning technique similar to that practised at the Law School...
...think the serious point being made here is that the American people and the South African people have both been guilty of crimes against blacks. But there I think the resemblance ends. And even if the resemblance didn't end there, isn't it irrational to limit your moral concern only to those crimes which you have committed? These are the two arguments I've found to specialize the question of apartheid over the question of genocide. I'm left in admiration for President Bok's two open letters and in particular for his notion that the University...
...great deal which we can do in an immediate sense to change the character of the South African regime. Nye's long chain is a real long chain, and I think none of us, or least not I, would deny it. I would also not deny at the end of that long chain, as I think Nye also pointed out, there is an enormously evil regime. So we thrust around for morally correct options in face of the recognition of relative powerlessness. Never an easy position, at least if one takes one's morality as seriously as one takes...