Word: owned
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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After that, Vorenberg says he isn't sure about his own long-range plans. Yet, he cautions, "It's important not to rest on our oars, but to keep looking for diversity."
By the time he arrived in his "Justice" class freshman year, Granieri was by his own admission "ostentatiously conservative. I had a vision of myself as a lonely crusader for truth." Granieri's one-man battles won him some enemies, and occasionally, threatening late-night phone calls from angry classmates...
Because the University operates on the "everytub on its own bottom" philosophy--meaning thatevery school is financially responsible foritself--without an aggressive effort by Allison tobuild a substantial endowment, the school couldnot have grown as it has over the past 12 years ineither physical resources or scholarship, Cavanaghsays.
The new president, Charles J. Egan '54, once likened HRAAA's tactics to McCarthyism, calling the campaign a personal effort by HRAAA Executive Director Robert P. Wolff '54 to "float his own social agenda."
Berkeley Professor Mario Varrera agrees, saying "it makes a big difference to have your own curriculum and funding. It allows you to develop a kind of coherence that is not possible otherwise."