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Thus he rooted for Notre Dame against the University of Texas in the Cotton Bowl on New Year's Day because Notre Dame President Theodore Hesburgh stands against "racism and repression." And the game was played in Dallas, where "football is the plaything of oilmen and their right-wing political friends" and where John Kennedy was shot. In the Rose Bowl at Pasadena, Wechsler was pulling for Stanford against Ohio State because Stanford Quarterback Jim Plunkett is the son of blind parents, his mother a Chicano, and Ohio State Coach Woody Hayes is a middle-American "martinet...
...Chaired by Clark Kerr, the 19-member commission includes Industrialists Norton Simon and Ralph M. Besse, Economist Carl Kaysen, Psychologist Kenneth Keniston, plus university presidents like Illinois' David D. Henry and Notre Dame's Theodore M. Hesburgh...
White is not alone. At the same meeting where he spoke last week, Notre Dame's President Theodore M. Hesburgh said much the same thing. John C. Weaver, president-elect of the University of Wisconsin, warned that punitive anti-student legislation "can very quickly become control of the thought process." Last month Duke University's President Terry Sanford told the American Council on Education that colleges "must assume the offensive" against those who turn their "confused resentment" against higher education...
MANHATTAN COLLEGE Evelina Antonetty, L.H.D., executive director of United Bronx Parents. Andrew W. Cordier, LL.D., president of Columbia University. The Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh, Saint de la Salle Medal, president of the University of Notre Dame...
...weary from their troubled campuses. After the conference, Nixon named one of the educators, Alexander Heard of Vanderbilt, as a special adviser on student affairs. At the same time the President pointedly refused to see 37 other college presidents, including Princeton's Robert F. Goheen, Notre Dame's Theodore Hesburgh and Columbia's Andrew Cordier, who petitioned for an end to American involvement in Indochina...