Word: patroller
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Hall hit upon the idea of hiring a security-guard service, which would patrol Harvard's valuable fixed assets--its labs, classrooms and dormsand protect, in his words, Harvard's most valuable assets--its people...
...upshot of all this, them, was the Student Security Patrol, a group of 14 undergraduates, law and Divinity students earning over $3 an hour for working night shifts on foot and at desks...
University police will begin using the Business School's computer next week to determine high crime areas in the Harvard community so that officers can patrol these areas at peak crime hours, Sgt. Lawrence J. Murphy, the officer in charge of the operation, said yesterday...
Under the present funding system, the College and the various graduate schools each buy a specific amount of police manpower to patrol its area at certain times of the day. Gorski said. The police department cannot move men to a different area on its own initiative, he said...
Griff Marton '75 was wounded on patrol in Vietnam and spent three months recovering in a Japanese hospital. He wanted to study Japanese foreign relations and felt that the only scholar who had anything worthwhile to say on the subject was Edwin O. Reischauer, University Professor...