Word: forded
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...good sense and intellectual decency of the Harvard community to fear that honoring a commitment with regard to the confidentiality of specific discussions, while digesting what one learned and trying to develop one's own position more fully and knowledgeably, will be generally viewed as "shameful." Franklin L. Ford Dean of the Faculty
Daniel B. Magraw Jr. '68, president of the HUC, will forward the results of the poll to Dean Glimp before the Committee on Houses (the Masters and Deans Ford, Glimp, Watson, and von Stade) meets Wednesday to consider the parietal issue...
...following observations were made by David Riesman, Henry Ford Professor of Social sciences at Harvard, in the course of a much longer speech which he made at the Harvard Law School Sesquicentennial...
...Dean Ford, for example, would only say, "I was in Washington on Tuesday." Another participant explained, "We agreed among ourselves before the meeting not to talk about it. There is no reason now to break this agreement...
Last Tuesday, 15 faculty members--including Dean Ford, Radcliffe President Mary I. Bunting, and Nobel Prize-winner Edward Purcell--got the Johnson treatment. Critics in varying degrees of the Administration's war, they were invited to a private briefing by the President after sending the White House a letter of concern several weeks earlier. It is quite evident that they were honored with two hours of Mr. Johnson's time only because they were thought to represent the anxiety prevalent in the Harvard community...