Word: houre
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...half-hour deadline passed without incident and police allowed students to re-enter the House after a search was concluded...
...male caller told Jeremy C. Gelb '76, who was in charge of the bells desk, "Currier House will be blown off the map in half an hour." Gelb notified Paul and Barbara Rosencrantz, Currier House Co-Masters, and also notified Harvard police...
First stop is Thayer Hall basement: Headquarters. Tacked up on the wall behind and above the head of the porter captain with the watchful eyes, there is a sign that reads: THOU SHALT NOT DRAG THE VACUUM CLEANERS. The captain sports an understandable frown considering the hour, "It's only eight o'clock," he says. "I have a nine o'clock class, wanna get it over with," the student porter answers. "You're supposed to work two hours in a row, it's not good to split it up like this." "I know." says the student porter as the captain...
...student porter does not respond to this. Instead he heads for the equipment room to pick up the tools of his trade. Two hours anytime between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m., five days a week. Ten hours at $3.75 an hour. $37.50 a week. The student porter knows the rules, the facts and figures, well enough. This job is helping to put him through school...
...Like the review committee, the members of the Academic Policy Committee state that opinions formed in March 1969 among senior faculty in the department were decisive in Hartman's rejection. While Hartman's role in the spring 1969 protests--including an hour-long visit he made to the occupied University Hall--"affected the attitudes of individuals toward him" when a formal decision was being made, according to the review panel's report, both panels agree that Hartman's fate did not change as a result...