Word: protectable
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...while the leaders of student riots are often "emotionally ill," they require followers will not be found in "a healthy college climate." It is up to college officials, Dr. Blaine concluded, to give the students room to try out their new morality, but at the same time to protect them unnecessary harm...
Fortunately, in part because of the good sense of Mr. Vogel, no action is to be taken in this instance. But Dean Ford's promise that the University will act to protect the "privacy of instruction" sounds, in context, ominously like a warning against similar outbursts of intellectual impertinence. (I know of few faculty members who fear that their lectures will be over-published...
...Hope was brave. "There is an old Tibetan prophecy which says that trouble in Sikkim would be as rare as a comet at midday," she said, "and also would be like the shadow of an eagle's wing." Besides, she added, "there is the Sikkim national guard to protect us"-fierce Sikkimese all, to be sure, but only 280 of them. The Queen flew to New York for a medical checkup, visited with friends who used to know her as Hope Cooke, a debutante majoring in Oriental studies at Sarah Lawrence. Then she hurried back to the side...
Harvard's defense hasn't been tested this year. The half-backs have spent almost all their time moving the ball up to the line, controlling the ball excellently. But it becomes a bit harder to keep up such strong support when you also have to scramble to protect your own goal...
...interview yesterday, Dean Ford said that the University will not take any action at present. He added, however, that "the University will do what it has to do to protect the privacy of instruction if the professor so requests...