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...meetings but would listen only 30 minutes or so and then leave. "We're talking and arguing back and forth, very academic," a participant in one meeting recalls, "and Dole is looking at his watch. 'You're a bunch of smart guys,' he said. 'Get something on paper.' And then he was on to the next issue." That was classic Dole: let others work out details and step in only during the final negotiations...
There is, of course, the mundane kind of looking, when you search for a title you know you want--say a biography of Jane Addams--and realize that sitting one shelf down is the book on Chicago progressivism that is the absolute key to your 20-page history paper due next week. That is the useful kind of browsing. But the real fun begins when you're not looking for anything in particular...
They were herded by Harvard HAND volunteers to the mask-making department, which featured colored construction paper, nifty Halloween stickers and safety scissors...
Still, I support Braunstein's meeting with Dean Epps. If the University's support for the freedom of the press is placed in plain terms on paper, hopefully, future hysteria can be avoided. In this instance, however, the freedom of the press was not violated...
...grounds for it. As Kirtley points out, we have something referred to as "freedom of the press." If he can really be faced with a requirement to withdraw for publishing another column in an incorporated newspaper that is independent of the University not infringing his, and the paper's rights? Whether or not he, or his column, is funny, or whether the College likes it, should not matter. The Supreme Court found a long time ago that as long as what one says does not jeopardize the national security, one may say (or publish) it. So what if someone...