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...does seem, as your Mr. Glassman would have it, that the Columbia protestors are getting poor press coverage, and in the certitude of his position he becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy. CBS News certainly did cover the affair on the night of May 1, and their extended newsreel showed just how sorry a situation there be: arguments obviously intended to go nowhere between righteous long-haired demonstrators and somewhat more self-consciously righteous short-haired jocks, with one beleaguered cop for good measure, pointing out in his New York accent that "when you tell someone ta move, he's sposta...
...James K. Glassman's report (Blacks Hold Own Service For King) of the meeting Dean Glimp and I had with Jeffrey P. Howard about the Afro memorial service for Dr. King attributes to Dean Glimp and me a purpose we did not have. We in no way wished to discourage the Afro service. Our concern was with the problems of holding the service in an area where the privacy of the service might be difficult to insure. We did urge that the Afro service not be disruptive. We did not think it was imperative that the Afro services be held...
...Glassman's excellent article on March 8, calling attention to the problem of the student to the UHS, misquoted me ever so slightly but enough to alter my essential point. Mr. Glassman wrote that I had said that a psychiatrist from the UHS should have been put on the Student Faculty Advisory Committee while in fact I had said that no psychologist was appointed to the Committee at its inception. The difference does not lie in the irelevant distinction between the Ph.D. and the M.D., but rather in my wish to call attention to the University's need...
...concerned with the snide way Mr. Glassman goes on to report the confession of college offenses which "Tom Galleway" made to a group of Harvard freshmen. But who exactly is this "Tom Galleway" who, we are made to feel, has fabricated a Harvard background? The answer lay easily at hand for Mr. Glassman...
...personally, as one who is in no great sympathy with MRA, that he was certainly one of the best liked and respected members of his class. I think Mr. Glassman should be ashamed of this shoddy performance. Marsh H. McCall Jr. '60 Instructor in Classics