Word: representated
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Originally, Harvard seemed to want to represent itself as simply anxious to comply with the law. The University was implying that it was opposing the establishment of a union in the Medical Area, only because it would be an inappropriate bargaining unit, making it appear that its tactic was also...
The crew lost but once that year, in April to a tough Princeton eight by one second. They bounced back in the first EWRA championships, though, trouncing the Tigers by two lengths. Then, in the national championships in Philadelphia, they overcame a strong Vesper boat club crew by one second...
He adds that recent moves by the Faculty to stiffen honors requirements here represent the most tangible offshoot of the growing sentiment against the grade-inflationary trend.
"Now that's not the movement Derek Bok represents," he continues. "That's not the movement Henry Rosovsky represent. That's not the movement the Board of Overseers and the Harvard Corporation represent. They're the other side in my judgement, probably in theirs, too."
Second, the concept of the Institute as a research and graduate institution does not merely represent the personal preference of Professor Brimmer or myself. The proposal for a "national research center" was made by the McCree Committee to Review the Department of Afro-American Studies in October 1972. In its...