Word: reade
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...National Book Awards for his poetry. Recently, he received wide-spread publicity for his opposition to the war in Vietnam. Last summer he declined to attend a White House arts festival, because he said his attendance might be construed as an endorsement of Pres. Johnson's policy. His citation read: "With anguished heart this powerful poet compassionately confronts the tragic complexities of human existence...
Rock did significant research in the development of oral contraceptives and is an articulate Catholic spokesman for birth control and family planning. His degree read; "To thousands of grateful patients he has given the joy of children; to million of families the potentialities of a happier life...
These alumni have every right under the law and regulations to get ballots timely and to vote. Their postcards, individually signed, and giving their degrees -- from many different classes -- read...
...encourage anti-University harangues for their own sake. John F. Kennedy is cited as one man who bridged the University-City gap and made it less respectable to criticize one at the expense of the other. "As the educational institutions have grown," observes one long-time official, "politicians have read the hand-writing on the wall: they know that the institutions are becoming generally more influential...
...demonstration in the Yard and 400 students, teachers, and workers proclaimed "1941 shall not be 1917." Approximately 100 members of the Militant Aid to Britain Committee quickly organized a counter-rally and crashed through the pacifist picket lines singing "There Shall Always Be an England" and carrying posters which read "pacifists are yellow." The Action group replied by chanting "keep America out of war," and by passing out "the Yanks are not coming" buttons...