Word: guard
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...very, very frightening time," Skotnes says of the the spring of 1970 when there was a student strike at Berkeley. "It was a direct result of Nixon's invading Cambodia and the Kent State [conflict]," where four students were shot and killed by the National Guard during an anti-war demonstration...
Violence, too, marked the protests at Wisconsin, as they had at Harvard and other campuses. "Whenever there was a demonstration, they did not hesitate to bring in the national guard," says Meade...
...Before that, we used to say that Harvard students thought "the community was a subway stop somewhere beyond Park St.," says Wesley E. Profit '69, a former president of Phillips Brooks House Association (PBHA). "I think it meant that people had to be on guard, that this link between the students and the community had been forged, and you didn't want it to happen again...
Goals from Joslin, Jenny Walser, Katie McAnaney and Karen Everling, and two each from Julia French and Julie Clifford staked Harvard to a 8-0 lead halfway through the first half. Yale's Susan Humphrey caught the Crimson defense off-guard and scored on Harvard goalie Kelly Dermody but Crimson Co-Captain Lisi Bailliere then answered Yale with an authoritative coast-to-coast goal...
...darkness fell over Jerusalem's Old City last Wednesday, Orthodox Jews recited evening prayers at the Western Wall, the remains of King Herod's great temple and the symbol of the fall of Israel two millenniums ago. Armed border police stood guard against terrorists while 1,500 leaders of the Diaspora, more than half of them Americans, assembled for a "Conference on Jewish Solidarity with Israel." Mordechai Gur, commander of the troops that wrested the Old City from Jordan in 1967, read a closing proclamation: "We support the democratically elected government of national unity in its efforts to achieve peace...