Word: prisoner
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Elder, Dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, reported to the Faculty on his letter guaranteeing readmission to entering students "whose education may be interrupted in consequence of the Selective Service regulations." Elder explained last Friday that this guarantee applies to students who choose to go to prison instead of accepting the draft...
...have decided--and hundreds more are now deciding--to refuse service in the armed forces during the war in Vietnam. This refusal can take many forms: most students first explore the legal alternatives. Then, if all else fails, they choose between fleeing the country or facing five years in prison...
Elder said that his proposal would apply to people who are drafted, volunteer, go into Peace Corps or Vista or other such programs, or "who for conscientious or moral reasons choose to go to prison...
...finding, conciliation, mediation, arbitration and injunction to work in the public sector must be devised. Third, despite all the complications involved, it must be recognized that there are differences among various kinds of public service -that some are more essential than others. Certainly no strike of policemen, firemen or prison guards can be tolerated. But a strike of clerical workers in a state accounting office, for example, can be considered in an entirely different context...
...stock outstanding, appear to be the most prized pupils, the Wall Street educators seem ready to teach a course to practically anyone. A Bache & Co. representative not too long ago gave a series of three lectures on closed-circuit TV to the inmates at the state prison in Jackson, Mich...