Word: respectibility
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Last Friday morning I lost whatever still remained of my respect for your judgment. And more importantly I lost my belief in the sincerity of your professed concern to "serve" the Harvard community...
...With respect to your reporting of the financial affairs of the 1974 high school conference, I sincerely believe that The Crimson has ignored all bounds of journalistic professionalism. The report of the auditors surreptitiously presented to The Crimson by a member of the board of directors was not intended to be an indictment of anyone and should not be interpreted as such. I, as a member of the investigative committee, have not drawn any conclusions concerning this report, but as I informed you, at no time during the conference did I feel that the co-Secretaries General authorized the expenditures...
When asked about Harvard's policy with respect to outside speakers, Daniel Steiner '54, general counsel to the university, said last night that "recognized student groups, departments or faculty may invite to speak anyone whom they want...
...conviction of Dr. Edelin is the beginning of a new sense of respect for human life. The question of survival was not an issue; the question of the right of life was. While abortion is a sensitive issue to many people, the idea that a woman and her doctor can play the role of God and decide when to terminate life is totally unacceptable...
...that qualified officials are well aware of students' rights and should act with the fairness called for by the 1871 Civil Rights Act. So it directed a lower court to determine whether two Arkansas high school students involved in a punch-spiking incident had been expelled without due respect for their constitutional rights...