Word: representation
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Vellucci avoided conscious humor in an effort to explain his role as a dedicated public servant, "representing the people of Cambridge." Vellucci explained, "I do not represent Harvard, Brattle Street, the rich people, or any other group; I represent the poor guy who needs my help." Vellucci continued, "It's...
In a country with an acute manpower shortage, where by 1980 70 per cent of the population will be under 21, the university students represent the only source of trained workers. Consequently, there is little job pressure on them: any graduating student, especially in a technical field, is certain to...
The proposed photography courses represent no departure from past educational policy at Harvard, Lynn asserted. "The photography courses are merely an extension of what has been going on for some time in fields like Architectual Sciences," he said.
Moderator A. James Casner, associate dean at the Law School, said that it is not a lawyer's job to judge a person's guilt before he obtains a fair hearing in court and to represent him only if the lawyer pre-judges him innocent of the charges.
McCormack expressed agreement with Casner's views, stating that otherwise unpopular individuals might never obtain adequate legal protection. If every lawyer shared Nizer's feelings, then the only person who could represent a Communist in court would be a lawyer who himself believed in Communism.