Word: expressivity
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Butler wrote to the CRIMSON that the AAAAS was formed to express "our thoughts on our particular problems.... There is nothing malicious in our desire to be ourselves." The HCUA and the Faculty Committee on Student Activities--focusing on Afros all black composition--felt it would be a bad precedent. In addition, at least two CRIMSON minority editorials charged "racism in reverse" as did the New York Times in response to "Black Power...
...Black Arts Colloquium has sponsored poetry readings by under graduates, will bring back artists to speak to the group, and encourages black students with artistic talents to express themselves to a black audience through their own organization...
...dealings with Mrs. Bunting, in which they tried to annotate her practice of dealing in bad faith. In the newspapers, Mrs. Bunting came across as a hard-hearted administrator, "maintaining silence in face of the fast" and professing her inability to "do anything, although they're perfectly free to express their opinion." Catherine Williston, acting dean of the College, is said to have come to a meeting with the strikers, begged them to give up "in her most sarcastic voice," and then, lifting her fingers to her lips, thrown them a good-by kiss...
Ostensibly, Truman is traveling to Expo '67, but a highly placed source in the Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railroad, revealed last night that Truman's train had been routed as an "A1 High Priority Express, scheduled to arrive in Boston, Mass. on Wednesday, June...
...community--among teachers and students who already almost all oppose the Administration's policy. With minor exceptions, these students and faculty have made no concerted effort to influence opinion in the rest of the country. And if the opinion polls are anywhere near correct, a majority of Americans still express support for the Administration's policy, though they are becoming increasingly concerned and discontent...