Word: might
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...provides for pay increases of 30, 20, and 15 cents an hour over a two -year period; all other trades will receive raises of 45, 20, and 27 cents over the same period. In addition, members objected to a clause which indicated that during an "emergency" at Harvard they might receive less than the normal double rate for overtime...
...that struck me first about the girl and continued to strike me was the lack of sophistication of the things she said and the simultaneous intensity of her conviction. It was obvious, even before she told me, that she had not had much education. The things she said I might have heard before, but not with the same "naive" intensity. The feeling with which she spoke each word overwhelmed my college-conditioned tendency to dismiss without a second thought any ideas expressed poorly or in cliches. I knew nothing about her, but I could tell that whoever and whatever...
...enter the Houses and the Mather tower opens, general overcrowding at Harvard should be eased considerably. Radcliffe, however, would not have relief for their overcrowding, even with the opening of Currier House next fall, since the South House dorms will be closed for renovations. A second major logistics problem might come from the mass transfer of Cliffies to Mather if no men move to Radcliffe. Substantial transfer of girls would undoubtedly relieve present overcrowding at Radcliffe, perhaps to an excessive degree, in which case men would be needed who were willing to live in the Radcliffe dorms...
Another member said he found the SDS demonstration "even less accept-able" than he might have regarded it because "Dean May is not responsible for hiring and employment...
Kilbreth said that he had realized that his testimony at the Offner trial might cause him to be indicted, but thought it unlikely since Watson had originally only identified Offner as having pushed...