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Dates: during 1960-1969
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After Dean Sheppard 71, one of the demonstration's organizers, read Ford a statement demanding "the total dismemberment of Project Cambridge," the group left. The statement was written on the back of a leafter shortly before a noon rally attended by 300 in front of University Hall...
These bold designs aborted in the spring of 1965, when the project came under strong attack from left-wing and university groups in Chile. The project was soon widely characterized, not without a certain accuracy, as an espionage program designed to serve American imperialist policies in Latin America. The Dominican intervention of May 1965 cemented this feeling within Chile, and eventually the American Ambassador to Chile was moved to protest strongly to the State Department about what he felt to be the project's adverse effects on the U.S. position in the country. It was becoming apparent that if SORO...
...simultaneously by 30 persons. This appeared to be the highest degree of development possible with the IBM 7094, and so the computer people got themselves a new grant and a new more advanced computer, and went off to see what they could do with that one. Thus M.I.T. was left with a rented IBM 7094 computer which would quickly become a liability to the Institute unless a new grant could be secured...
...taking a pass from Senior Dick Hardy. put it past the goalie for his second tally, tieing the score, 3-3. Four and a half minutes later. Thomas took a beautiful short pass from Phil Kydes and knocked it into the net. Thomas scored once again with 13 seconds left in the game. making the final score...
When protestors first marched into the building to present their statement to Dean Ford, the doors of Dean May's office slammed closed and secretaries left the back...