Word: senior
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Senior fullback Dave Wright continued his bid for All-America honors with another standout performance. He didn't see the ball all that much Saturday, but whenever the B.U. forwards crossed the midfield stripe, he made them look worse than they already were...
...areas and still save $5 billion or more. Most often mentioned are military construction in the U.S., the supersonic transport project, the space program, research and development in all fields (which now amounts to $17 billion), and such frills as highway beautification. Last week Wisconsin's John Byrnes, senior Republican on Ways and Means, got a call from the Interior Department informing him of a $2,000 grant for picnic facilities in his district. "That's only one of thousands," fumed Byrnes. "It's a nice thing, but it can be postponed...
Servant or Scourge? The most determined opponent of sonic boom-and of the nation's plans to build a supersonic transport (SST)-is Harvard Physicist William Shurcliff, 58, who worked on the atomic bomb with Vannevar Bush, and is now senior research associate at the Cambridge Electron Accelerator. Six months ago, Shurcliff, with nine friends, founded the Citizen's League Against the Sonic Boom, and membership has since grown to 1,320 in 45 states. In letters to members and newspaper ads, Shurcliff has propounded his fears that the SST might ultimately be permitted to fly at supersonic...
...Students' Afro-American Society at Columbia has some 150 members, publishes a similar journal, and is pushing quietly for more Negro faculty appointments, more black art, music, literature and history courses. "We have had to learn the white man's way of thinking," argues Senior Reginald Thompkins. "He must learn the black man's way of thinking." The 500-member Black Student Union at San Francisco State has become so aloof that some white students have accused it of "reverse racism." The union's executive director, Senior Jimmy Garrett, 24, says defiantly: "We see ourselves...
...appearing to cooperate with local white leaders. "Even among the apathetic students, there's a feeling that they are not going to find solutions with white people any more," says George McMillan, a white journalism teacher at Clark College. "There is more sense of blackness," agrees Spelman College Senior Eulalia Harris, a Negro, "and more desire to make the black community stronger rather than integrate...