Word: hungerers
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...undoubtedly, a fine game to play, this mutual respect and reasoning together, and it is safe to say that the HPC will keep playing it as long as it can. But, as the Radcliffe hunger strike, the organized movement for parietal reform, and the growing pressure for off-campus living at both Harvard and Radcliffe indicate, the natives are getting restless...
...Bunting herself admitted, the Council members were "antagonized by the hunger strike" which prompted the forming of the Ad Hoc Committee. That explains where the Council went wrong: they simply failed to see beyond their hostility. But it doesn't explain some of the administration's negligence in presenting the committee's case. Dean Barbara Solomon, who had agreed to prepare the recommendations in time for study by the Council members before the meeting, still has not explained why she failed to do so. Jacqueline Lindsay, chairman of the Ad Hoc Committee, says she called Dean Solomon before the meeting...
...further discussion. If, as is most likely, they do not carefully consider and approve them, it will only confirm the conclusion reached in these pages three weeks ago that "given [Mrs. Bunting's] history of making decisions first and seeking student opinion afterward, one can only smile at the hunger strikers' suggestion that their committee become a 'permanent' and 'independent' part of Radcliffe's administrative process. Mrs. Bunting's repeated refrain at RGA meetings, that Radcliffe is run both by its students and administrators, has always been a deception. And always will...
...prepared for the unexpected, I lunge toward it with hunger, even though I've seen so much I seldom encounter a surprise; however, I am most near death when I begin believing I've seen it all. So I continuously doubt the future. My faith is behind me, not out in front. I am not drawn ahead by the apron strings of heaven; I am pushing at crashing speeds into the unknowns. I've made no contract with God; his promises and threats do not interest or frighten me. My power...
There are a phenomenal number of these letters. Among them, such magazines as Ingenue, 16 and 'Teen handle more than 50,000 a month. Says Robert MacLeod of 'Teen: "It demonsrates these girls' great hunger to be involved. A magazine is a personal thing to them." Some of the letters...