Word: spirit
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...people that give meaning to the time you spend on it," says the injured Burns, who still faithfully attends every practice. All he can do is take practice snaps from Weiss and semi-manage the citrus fruit pill distribution, but he treasures the sense of belonging. This spirit, it is important to point out, extends beyond this room to the whole senior class. The players all feel cose to each other, and there are no cliques, such as hurt Harvard two seasons ago. Underclassmen are accepted on the field, just as the six footballers have accepted non-athletes assigned...
...their differences, they are as favorable a definition as there is of Harvard football. With luck their spirit may live on. In any case Hallock, with two years of eligibility left after playing for Camp Pendleton will not only live on but will try out for punter and defensive back next season...
Bayard Rustin & Company agree with the principle of the early civil rights movement, but not with the new spirit of Negro equality. "We must see to it that in rejecting 'black power,' we do not also reject the principle of Negro equality," warns Rustin. Radical blacks today are saying that material equality is not enough, but this seems all that Rustin is willing to give them. They may not know exactly what they're asking for, but it's more than money...
...such circumstances it is the obligation of the university to rebel against the violation of man and align itself in public with humanity. Today, the university is required to condemn the government of the United States for its barbaric crusade against the life and spirit of the people of Vietnam. A university that will not speak for man, whatever tasks it continues to perform, has ceased to be a human enterprise...
...violation of the purpose of a university that some part of its activity serve society; but the university must determine, through its own critical agency, that the society it is to serve is a place in which the spirit of man may be nurtured and advanced