Word: martinisms
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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McKenzie will team up with junior playmaker Steve Martin (12-41-53), who quarterbacked the Crimson offense last season. Claiming Tennis's vacated spot is sophomore Gordie Nelson (7-2-9). Providing the back-ups will be exmidfielder Mike Faught (7-3-10), speedy freshman Gary Pedroni, and senior Phil Kemp, last year's B-team captain...
...Martin Kilson sets himself up in opposition to making progress in the elimination of discrimination and racism in our society. He sets himself against the majority of Afro-Americans who are experiencing Depression levels of unemployment--a very acute manifestation of the social effects of discrimination. Martin Kilson closes his eyes to the lesson of history, of which the majority of Afro-Americans and progressive people are aware--that only through united action of progressive people will change come about. And when it does, Martin Kilson will be there trying to hold back the waves of progress by holding...
...Martin Kilson should pause to consider the impact of his letters a bit more before reaching for his pen, for he has not only made a fool of himself but also done a great disservice to a large part of the University's student body...
...inclined to give to the Saper-stein-and-Chase crowd as I am to the anti-freedom vigilantes of old like Joe McCarthy--the best I can offer is some sound advice: the ethnic militants around Harvard ought to start the difficult but rewarding task of growing up. Martin Kilson Professor of Government
...Martin Luther King, Jr., Abraham Lincoln, Frederick Douglass, John F. Kennedy--the list of great "militants" goes on forever. Personally, I wish to thank Professor Kilson for categorizing the blacks working with the Lampoon controversy with some of the greatest people in history. I'm sure all black students concerned with this particular issue will work diligently to clear the situation. If anyone isn't militant enough to work agressively, why, he'll be "thrown out on his ear"! Eugene T. Green...