Word: musts
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Business and Law Schools are considering a proposal for a new four-year program leading to both an MBA and an LLB degree. The proposal must be approved by the faculties of both schools at meetings within the next two months...
...present, completion of both degrees takes five years. A student is awarded an MBA after two years at the Business School, and must complete three years of Law School to be awarded an LLB, the ordinary law degree. Students in the proposed program would spend one year taking the prescribed first-year courses at each school, with the last two years devoted to combined studies...
...civilian army arguments continues to have a certain attraction, because it suggests a certain kind of patrician concern with the national good. That is the spirit which permeates President Pusey's letter, and which, it may be assumed, must have permeated the Corporation's deliberations. It is the spirit of the 1950's, of a time of low expectations, when every ideal had proven empty and we hoped for no more than to hold on to what we had. It was a time of eternal conflict ("....when it became apparent that this country was destined to maintain a large military...
...Corporation may have some trouble with Faculty and students who resent the Corporation's power. The second is that, all the pious cant about university neutrality to the contrary, the University does take explicit, public, and collective stands on political matters. The third and most important conclusion that must be drawn from all this is that the body within Harvard which is empowered to make these political stands on behalf of the University community is precisely that body which, in view of its lack of understanding for what a university should strive to be, is least qualified for the task...
...Committee has gone to the courts before, but chiefly to prosecute contempt citations. Now it must appear as the defendant, on trial for the sins of a dead Red-baiter. And conservatives have never held out much hope for the Warren Court, where the case might...