Word: grouped
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...South's classier joints. Its clientele consists of truck drivers and farmers, and the conversation runs to items like "Ah dam near runned over a nigger on the way into Mobile last week." I had come there to soak up the seamy atmosphere and tuck it away into my group of Southern Observations. So the men sat and talked, I sat and tucked, and eventually I left with no overt threats hanging over my head...
...petition being circulated at Radcliffe urges students not to strikebreak by doing their own serving. The petition, organized by an ad hoc committee unaffiliated with any other group, claims that "waitresses earn $1.44 an hour, maids earn $1.84 an hour but can only work part time, and janitors earn $2.45 an hour...
Only 45 of the group's estimated 300 members attended the meeting, with only 27 remaining until the final vote...
...first encounter with a Harvard audience, and Wessel was unable to understand the hissing, the talking, the rudeness. Finally, he said, "What is it? Am I too long?" Then the audience, the sophisticated Harvard political-types who would hiss again when Mark Rudd characterized them as a "non-radical" group, cheered and applauded, and a guy in the back yelled. "We don't want to hear you. Why don't you leave?" I wanted to tell Wessel that we weren't all like that. I was embarrassed to go to Harvard...
...students deprived of tutorial will be "the marginal characters," Huntington said. "We used to have a very liberal policy of admitting juniors to tutorial. Now it will be harder to take those in Group IV, for example...