Word: gille
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...HUNTLEY GILL Lawrenceville...
According to two of the three students on the Gill subcommittee, Peter Weller, HPC, and Larry Lawrence, HUC, students contributed nothing to that faculty-administration decision. They were invited to the first and last meeting and denied entrance to any of the meetings in between. It appeared to them that the committee members already had their minds made up. In fact, the students did not even have access to information. At one point, they requested figures on the increase, if any, in off-campus fees after Mather became operative. The Committee members admitted knowledge of the figures, but said...
...Students ARE involved in decision-making," as he has done time and time again. But it is clear that these claims are valid only in the most grossly paternalistic context. In the last five years, students have been invited to participate in several university decisions: COH subcommittee on parietals, Gill subcommttee on the tenth House, Ad Board review, Admission Committee review, House Study Committee. None of these were sincere attempts to incorporate student opinion...
...members of the students and faculty are NOT ignored by the people of the City, and their efforts are appreciated. I would venture to guess that this statement by Pres. Pusey is prompted by the increasing unrest within the City directed against the Administration of Harvard College. Jessie L. Gill, Chairman Mount Auburn Tenants Union...
...Gill felt particularly qualified for his first TIME commission because lately he has been concentrating on politics, on a group of pictures to illustrate his theory that "all people are political prisoners in the sense that they are prisoners of the system into which they are born." As for himself, Gill figures he escaped from personal imprisonment when he left San Angelo, Texas, where he was brought up. A hitch in the Marines and five years spent on architectural work in Texas taught him, he says, just how stifling his boyhood had been. Then one day he decided that...