Word: meetings
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Harvard's undefeated cross country team will face its toughest opposition of the season when it goes to the line in the IC4A meet in New York this afternoon. Still riding high from an impressive victory in the Heptagonal Championships ten days ago, the Crimson harriers will face over 220 runners from 33 eastern colleges in today's university division meet...
Because of a flood of ticket applications for what will probably be a confrontation between two of the East's three undefeated football powers, with the Ivy League title at stake, the Harvard Department of Athletics has been unable to meet the ticket requests of approximately 25,000 old grads...
...student-faculty committee in the Anthropology Department will meet early next week to discuss the planned renovation of Peabody Museum, said Geoffrey W. Conrad '69, one of the two undergraduates in the group...
...students and mothers demonstrated against inadequate winter clothing allowances for their children and demanded uniform state welfare guidelines. Francis W. Sargent, lieutenant governor, offered to meet the next day with representatives of the mothers' group and asked the demonstrators to leave. They called this tactic a stall and remained in the State House until 10:30 p.m. when they were arrested...
...lectures while talks with the regents on the credit question continued. To militant students, the regents' curtailment of the Cleaver course amounted to a politically motivated interference with academic freedom. Uni-versity administrators feared a worse disruption than in 1964. Several thousand aroused students attended a meeting to organize a protest movement. Opposed to any strong central authority, even in their own cause, they split into small groups, and their organizational meetings degenerated into bickering over goals and tactics. The rebels might have been able to marshal more support if they had faced an unreceptive administration. But Heyns readily...