Word: sacksful
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Died. Lord Feather, 68, salty, aggressive general secretary of Britain's Trades Union Congress (1969-73); of a stroke; in London. At 14, Victor Feather filled flour sacks in a grocery co-op to help support his family; at 15, he joined the shop assistants union and at 29...
Albert M. Sacks, dean of the Law School, said yesterday that the students notified him in advance of their intention to write Levi, and that he told them that it was "up to them to decide what was appropriate."
The Law School Faculty "would not take a position on an issue outside the Law School as a faculty," Sacks said, but he added that several law professors have said they might try to discourage Levi "in a private way."
Sacks declined to name any of these professors, however, and several law professors contacted yesterday said that, although they do not want to see the government step into the Boston busing dispute, they have not taken any such action.
But as the student coalition and the Law School Council prepared to confront the visiting committees with charges of administrative stalling in the Bowman case and others like it, Sacks finally named the promised outside investigator--Robert A. Gorman '58, a University of Pennsylvania law professor.