Word: socialism
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...power to recommend faculty for tenure. "We're not out to destroy a department," Robert D. Storey '58, a member of the visiting committee, said two weeks ago. "We're just trying to decide if perhaps Afro-Am would be strengthened by combining it with another department, like Social Studies is." But the department's supporters see the matter differently...
However, the present university policy of case-by-case review is equally unsatisfactory. It is predicated on the assumption that, by implementing the Sullivan Principles, U.S. companies could bring about substantial changes in the social and political structure of South Africa. This is a questionable assumption at best...
...committee did envision a full student voice in determining policy on housing, undergraduate social rules, and contributing to the discussions of educational policy: with equal student-faculty ratios...
...panel entitled "More Women at Harvard," Margaret E. Law, registrar of the Faculty, said the number of women concentrators in the social sciences are increasing...
...clear. The draft and the Vietnam War were triggers for their activism, but that could not have been the reason for student uprisings in the late '60s in Germany, Italy and France. Larger forces were at work. Now, the cycle has swung around again, toward a greater interest in social issues. But now the interest is tempered. There's no war to hate, no Dick Nixon to hate. The president of the University has learned the usefulness of being a moving target. Authority is more diffuse, the issues concerning students more complex. Students surprised both administrators and themselves last spring...