Word: protectively
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...important, at the outset, to be clear about the area of adjudication appropriate in this matter. The College has long stood for freedom of expression and must in this case. The University depends for its life blood on the free flow of ideas. Clearly, therefore, it is impossible to protect students from dangerous or unpopular ideas. Their only protection lies in the ability to make fair and clear distinctions and to choose wisely between ideas. The values behind the First Amendment which guarantee the right to a free press must be affirmed in this case. Those values are indivisible...
...occupiers had come to plant seeds and protect the marsh, to share music and back massages, and to befriend the police. But most of all they had come to protest and to act, to use their bodies as well as their minds to thwart the construction of the plant. They stayed until Sunday, when the police came out of their compound and carried them off to buses and then to jail. Yesterday 880 were still there...
...Interior Department acted promptly. In 1973, Secretary Rogers Morton recommended that Congress permanently protect 28 areas totaling almost 33.6 million hectares (84 million acres). For three years, legislation languished. But now, with these Alaskan lands scheduled to be turned over to the Bureau of Land Management and opened for "multiple use," meaning development, in 1978, Congress is beginning to move. Representative Morris Udall of Arizona has offered legislation that would add more than 12 million hectares (30 million acres) to the original Interior Department package. His bill, H.R. 39, would more than double the size of the country...
Whether or not it is trying to protect American business in southern Africa, the University is certainly not going out of its way to eliminate...
...injunction early last week that ruled the 40-acre building area off-limits to demonstrators; as compensation, Gov. Meldrim Thomson vowed last week that no demonstrators would be arrested as long as they remained outside of the restricted portion of the site. Yet observance of these stipulations did not protect the "anti-nuke" protesters from eventual arrest on Sunday afternoon. As a handful of Harvard undergraduates sit at this moment in a Manchester, N.H. armory for their participation in the occupation, our thoughts remain with them and their fellow prisoners, and we urge the Clamshell Alliance to press...