Word: reals
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...policy was successful in attracting faculty members, but caused problems with the Instructors already in the department. "There was no real personal animosity," one of them said, "but we did resent the new policy. We had served here two or three years, and we were being passed over for people who had just graduated...
Among people who consider themselves sensitive, or philosophical, or earnest, it is fashionable to say the world is screwed up--more screwed up than they are. But few of these individuals are desperate enough--or have the courage--to make their belief real by acting at odds with the world. Those who do are called psychotic...
Nonetheless, the idea of the only march on the program being one by Anton Bruckner is a typical Walkerism. A respect for music, musicianship, and monkey business--with the present emphasis on improving the second--is rapidly creating out of the clubby organization a real wind ensemble. Problems remain, but on the basis of the improvement over the previous concert, one can of the improvement over the previous concert, one can safely predict that, given time, Walker will surmount...
...students so unimportant that some nebulous alumnus' comprehension of "Harvard Life," or some "public relations problem" completely overrides students' real, just, and overwhelming wishes to shape their own living environment? President Pusey has stated that Harvard enters into the concerns of society through its students. Harvard then gains its vitality through the deeds of its student body. Why then does the Administration treat us as mere transients at an institution...
Cambridge's Model Cities program is beginning to take shape, but it faces a long struggle to live up to its advance billing. If it does so, there'll be a real party down at "The Famous...