Word: resignations
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...fact, the department was being kinder to Kissinger than to another Faculty member who did resign his post in the national administration to retain his Harvard tenure. Daniel Patrick Moynihan, the President's flamboyant advisor on urban affairs, returned to the University this term, reportedly expecting, among other things, to be given a Government department appointment when he arrived. But it was not until Moynihan had an offer from Cornell to wave in the department's face that he was given the privilege of teaching...
Consistent Critic. There were disturbing indications last week that President Nguyen Van Thieu and his supporters have not fully grasped these facts. As expected, Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky announced that he would oppose Thieu for the presidency. A few days later, Thieu urged Ky to resign from office immediately and declared: "I have never before heard of a country where a Vice President so consistently criticized the President and the government's policy." Retorted Ky: "I was elected by the people in 1967 and not by President Thieu. So to whom should I send my resignation...
...look alike to me; they all say the same thing." He makes little apparent effort to speak differently himself as he turns on the old rhetoric of the New Left. "The conflagration is rising"-as ever. It is "a time to tear and pull down," a time to "resign from America in order to join the heart of man." Like a prayer wheel, he grinds on mechanically about "national illness . . . madness . . . the latest American idiocy...
Rustam Z. Kothavala, lecturer on Geology, will resign in June as director of the Undergraduate Science Center, now under construction...
...staff is very happy about it," Editor Harper Barnes said yesterday. Members of The Phoenix staff willingly forfeited pay for the past two weeks in order to continue publishing the paper, and many vowed to resign if Missner was unable to buy out Riepen...