Word: supportively
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...must be remembered that the present disturbance results from the same intransigence that has created numerous disturbances in the past. We support the student strike, not simply because of Thursday's police action, but out of a belief that the university's policy-making process must be restructured. This belief is bolstered by a new development: violation by the university of its agreement to establish a meaningful Afro-American Studies program...
...student strike at the Law School achieved limited success. The only major graduate school support for the police raid Thursday came from students at the Business School...
Some 300 School of Education students and faculty members in Longfellow Hall yesterday voted nearly unanimously to call a "moratorium" on classes through Tuesday and to support the strike. A resolution condemning the University administration for calling in police did not come to a vote...
Richards E. Brodsky, a first-year law student and a leader of the law student strike, estimated that about one-third of the students boycotted classes there. The bulk of the strike support came from the first-year class, with third-year classes nearly full and second-year classes reporting about two-thirds attendance...
Near the end of the two-hour meeting, the 95 people still remaining also voted 65 to 30 to support the six SDS demands plus complete amnesty for those arrested. By the same vote, they called for President Pusey's resignation and then unanimously condemned professors who have allegedly threatened teaching fellows with dismissal for not teaching their classes...