Word: jeffs
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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George W. Ware, Campus Coordinator of SNCC, who sat in on last Friday's meeting, stated: "Now is the time that black students must move from easy chair intellectualizing." Jeff Howard and the majority of the Harvard AAAAS membership agree with him. In Howard's words: "We have a great deal of research on both the curriculum idea and the Roxbury project. We are moving from the intellectual chair to make ourselves felt as a constructive force in the Harvard community but are ever cognizant of our obligation to confront the broader issues facing the black community...
...JEFF MORELOCK...
...prison held close to twice as many as it was supposed to, with many 12-ft. by 9-ft. cubicles sleeping seven or more. Maggots and rats infested the food-handling areas. Gambling, homosexuality and use of drugs were rife, and as a result of their stay in "Jeff City," many convicts were more intractable when they left prison than when they went...
...Missouri, and training and educational programs are being given top priority. Despite the reduced population, more inmates (710) are enrolled in rehabilitation programs now than ever before. The idea, of course, is to teach prisoners useful occupations, in the hope that most will never again see the inside of "Jeff City...
...CRIMSON sports department takes this final opportunity to gratefully acknowledge the work of its anonymous reporters who have covered Harvard sports this spring: John Whitbeck (tennis), Jeff Huvelle (track). Christopher Culter (light-weight crew), and sometime contribution John Bullard (sailing), Bob Lyng (track), and Don Chiofaro (baseball...