Word: partings
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...significant that Browning, a moderate, precipitates the racial holocust. Part of what Williams is saving is that a brute law and order philosophy will not quiet the ghettos because blacks aren't scared anymore. Or rather, they are so scared that they are desperate and therefore have nothing to lose but their lives...
...have easily have fallen prey to sensationalism. But Williams always keeps his per-spective. Although some of the characters are not fully developed. we are always aware of their humanity: Hod a killer yet a gentle man of principle; the Don. who takes a special interest in Browning in part because of a long-ago romance; Val. Browning's wife. who wears her hair au naturel. but who, like Browning. is firmly in the middle class: even Carrigan, the cop. who, furstrated with his job and marriage takes out his frustrations on a defenseless black youth. As in his previous...
...agreed. Since then, however, I have had no contact with such a group or any of its members. Consequently, I was surprised to learn that a document proposing a faculty committee on the expression of political opinion and bearing my name was being discussed and published in part in the CRIMSON. Any attempt to institutionalize political discussion in the faculty seems to me unwise and uncalled...
...call style. News editors write on topics ranging from national elections to Faculty intrigues to freshmen riots. The News Board is also searching for people who can demonstrate competence in specific fields, especially science, economics, and anything else you can convince us we need. The Sports Board is considered part of the News Board-and an important part. You can write mostly sports if you want to, you can write half sports, or you can write next to no sports. But, as Ben Beach, our boy wonder sports edtior would say, "Sports is a groove." To repeat, the News Board...
...would like to comment on just one point. Before making the condescending suggestion in her letter that the secretaries at the Center for International Affairs are underpaid and have "bad working conditions" I feel that she should have asked the individuals concerned for their views. For my own part I Ifeel that I have very agreeable working conditions and my salary compares reasonably with that obtainable elsewhere for the same kind of work...