Word: halled
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...time in an interview which lasted an hour and a half did I say or suggest that opposition to ROTC at Harvard was confined to Maoists. What I did say was that a significant part of the leadership in the seizure of University Hall came from members of or candidates for membership in the Progressive Labor Party--a fact which appears to be generally accepted by all students and faculty with whom I have spoken. The characterization of that party as Maoist was not mine but that of the Sun reporter...
...plan to offer lunches in the dorms, Lehman Hall, and the Graduate Center on a cash basis only, and a consequent $85 board cost reduction, was announced last week by Radcliffe Administrative Vice President J. Boyd Britton...
...university teachers and officials who submit to use and threat of force." But on the contrary, at the meeting of the Harvard Faculty on April 11, the resolution adopted by a vote of 395 to 13 said: "The Faculty of Arts and Sciences deplores the forcible occupation of University Hall on April 9. Responsibility for the events that followed falls, in the first instance, upon those who forced their way into the building, who forcibly ousted the officers of the University at work there, and who insisted upon remaining long after they were requested to leave. As members...
...order to make sure that justice be done, the same resolution set up an elected Committee of Fifteen, whose charge includes specifically the assumption of "full responsibility for disciplining of the students involved in the forcible occupation of University Hall...
Graham, who is an assistant professor of Sociology at American University and has taught at several other colleges, spends regular three-day weekends at Radcliffe once a month. Dividing his time between individual appointments, group sessions, and informal chats over coffee in the dining hall. Graham knows the Radcliffe reputation, but he's seen it from a perspective about half of a mile closer than the Harvard boys...