Word: keys
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...School, written at Sizer's request by Adam Curle, professor of Education and Development, and Phillip Whitten, newly-elected head of the Ed School Student Association. Curle and Whitten conducted extensive interviews throughout the School, and made 18 concrete proposals for change. These can be generalized to four key demands...
...there was one area where tokenism was not acceptable. Complete integration of the schools -- not merely the few black faces dotting the formerly-white classrooms -- was essential, the key to all future progress...
Picking a panel of jurymen has rarely been much of a problem for many federal court clerks. They have simply gone to "key men" in big cities-the head of the Kiwanis, perhaps, or the Chamber of Commerce boss-and asked for suggestions. Not surprisingly, those who have been recommended have usually been white and comparatively affluent. Judges have tended to approve the system because the lists produced educated juries...
Under the old key-man approach, the courts kept calling on the same people over and over again. Now, voting lists will furnish a far greater supply of veniremen, and repeated calls on individual citizens will become rare...
Harvard's injury-ridden Varsity football team suffered another setback in its preparation for the season's opener Saturday against Holy Cross with the loss of three key players...