Word: michael
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...Faculty business" was not the only course of action open to the Deans. They could have converted the special meeting to an open forum with no votes. They could have allowed the whole Faculty to convene and decide whether or not to waive the closed meeting rule. Professor Michael Walzer told the the students afterwards that he had planned to introduce such a motion. If some one had told that group that before, they might well have voted...
Though the ten writers form the vanguard of Styron's critics, he has some rather imposing figures among his supporters, including, for example, Michael Harrington, Eugene Genovese and Norman Podhoretz. In the debate that has developed, several indicative themes occur constantly: What was Turner really like, and who shaped him more, white people or black? What were his motives? Just how bad was slavery, really, and just how much of a people were black people...
...Edward Roberts, president of the Council, released the election totals last night to the CRIMSON. In the HUC election, the results were: Michael I. Smith, 312; Stephen J. Ellman, 269; Richard Zorza, 267; Chad K. McDaniel, 266; William H. Guenther, 266; David B. Klein, 246; Emile S. Godfrey, 241; Zachary A. Polett, 230; William W. Clinkenbeard, 221; Thomas S. Dickerson, 196; Richard B. Primack, 151; and John A. Simon...
Roberts only announced the final totals of the three official SFAC candidates on the ballot since the Council has not yet decided whether to announce the write in votes. The totals were: John F. Gillespie, 329; Joseph B. Gurman, 324; and Michael L. Ryan...
Just before the demonstration Michael J. Horaz 2L, one of the radical students, and Joseph E. Leininger, vice-dean of the Law Faculty, had a reportedly heated dispute over the placing of protest signs in the second-floor windows of the Placement Office...