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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Willard V.O. Quine, professor of Philosophy, said yesterday his election to the Academy "came as a great surprise," because he had not believed philosophy was "a field that was eligible" for Academy membership...
...said yesterday that any House Committee decision to end the boycott, based on the condition that the Faculty accept the CRR reforms, would not affect next year's CRR membership, because proposed reforms will not come before the Faculty this year...
...mills and auto plants preceded the acceptance of the Congress of Industrial Organizations and the United Auto Workers by American workers and industry. Before the went to Spain, Nelson agitated for civil rights and unemployment benefits, issues which Roosevelt could never make fully "respectable." While not ashamed about his membership in the party,* is not the subject which Nelson favors in an open discussion. It is what he did as a Communist that he feels most comfortable discussing...
...ball is rolling, we're happy with Boston," he said, adding that the church hopes to increase its Boston membership from under 300 to 1000 this summer and is looking for more dormitory space in which to house those additional members...
...former campus dissidents' attitudes are not completely at odds with the views of some ACSR members, both past and present. Some members suggest that a bias exists in ACSR membership because of the strong predominance of individuals with business, corporate law, and economics backgrounds, among the group's alumni and faculty members. As Sabine Rodriguez '75, a second-year student at the Law School and a member of ACSR during its first three years says the University appears to believe that an alumnus who works in the arts in Boston is not as capable of judging the social value...