Word: sfac
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...SFAC demonstration, "This must not be a petty harrassment, but a real political confrontation...
Among the members of the conspiracy are James M. Fallows '70, president of the CRIMSON Nicholas Gagarin '70, executive editor of the CRIMSON, Andre S. Bishop '70, president of the Harvard Dramatic Club, and Richard E. Hyland '69-3, Dunster House representative to SFAC...
...FACT one might have asked, "Who didn't?" HPC, SFAC, and HUC came out with fairly cautious statements. The CRIMSON, too, for that matter. But these particular moderate institutions have no constituencies; they do not behave like political parties. It's discouraging, of course, if undergraduates don't trust themselves to come to an opinion without embracing some form of group-think. Even then, what would a party of "moderates" do except circulate one more petition? But a certain ROTC-caught-us-unprepared jingoism pervades YD's these days...
...recent weeks, the problem of student participation in the decision-making processes of the University has become a major issue. Listening to the members of the various organizations involved, including HUC, HPC, SFAC, and HFC, I have come to believe that major changes are necessary in the student organizations before there can be any discussion of student participation in the decisions of the University...
...Faculty or the administration. . . . The sight of a prominent HUC member complaining that "there is no way to become a big man on campus" certainly makes one wonder how much his desires for student representation on the Faculty is motivated by the desire for a larger audience. Hearing a SFAC delegate say that "even if we get [departmental] review boards, the average student won't use them, only people like you [an HPC rep] and me," makes me wonder if we need departmental review boards or SFAC for that matter...