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...were guided not by "anticipation of the futility of protest," but by the belief that our inaction might seriously harm a Program to which we felt a moral obligation: not by "(anticipation of) the harassment (protest) might entail," but by the reasoned judgment that renouncing our awards and insulting the President was an inappropriate, fruitless, and irresponsible way to express our political views. Amory B. Lovins...
...inaccurate to report only on the Scholars who refused to think. But these students who did nothing or rushed to protect themselves were in part guided by anticipation of the futility of protest, or worse the harassment it might entail (perhaps the loss of a grant to keep them in school until too old for the draft). The CRIMSON, as a newspaper in a democracy and a university, has an obligation and opportunity to help change these attitudes, which makes it imperative that you publicize individual protests. Since the three Scholars who did act were all Harvard-Radcliffe students, your...
...Arms Walter Millis his back on the body on knowledge most relevant to his subject. This "new vision of the end of the arms race" overlooks the looks the research already done on the problems of , economic reconversion, and loss of geographic hegemonies which disarmament will entail. He amply says that modern weaponry is relevant to international relations and that missiles and bombs can be within the present international system...
...will be employed, warn that the whole concept of people as producers of goods and services will become obsolete as automation advances. Even the most moderate estimates of automation's progress show that millions of people will have to adjust to leisurely, "nonfunctional" lives, a switch that will entail both an economic wrench and a severe test of the deeply ingrained ethic that work is the good and necessary calling...
...requirements will enable the concentrator to bypass those courses which he feels are unnecessary, but Nash hastened to add that the change will certainly entail more counseling by the advisors. "Although it may be possible to sneak through with a lopsided program, we hope that the advisors will prevent most of this...