Word: thought
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Three Chilean academics said yesterday they thought talks held earlier this week with President Bok and Dean Rosovsky on current academic repression in Chile were productive...
...denying the importance of minority recruitment, but only the way that it is often thought of. If I had to choose between a diversity of racial groups and a diversity of students, I would choose the latter as the better group for Harvard. If I was concerned simply with integrating a club, then the former might be the better choice. But Harvard should not be a club, but a college, in the old sense of the word, a collegium of students, from different backgrounds (Exeter, Third World countries and wherever else) united in their common striving for knowledge. --F. Douglas...
...press should be objective. They saw the health, the honesty, even the justice of society in the process of the system, in the diverse, opinionated contention of viewpoints--radical, reactionary, moderate--not in some fictive principle of objectivity. But the corporate spirit runs counter to broad freedom of thought and individual creativity; in its organization and marketing, its urge is to standardize, to cheapen, to impersonalize. And to the extent the principles of big business enter the press, this commercial spirit will prevail, as it has with all mass products...
Meanwhile, Panarese, who was playing the last head-to-head match of his collegiate career, put his game together to come back in the fifth game and record Harvard's fourth point, 14-17, 15-11, 7-15, 15-13 and 15-8. "For a second there I really thought I was going to lose my last college match," he said...
...would have thought that Rodrigues would have come up with a 30-save performance after he was beaten on the first shot of the game? Bobby McDonald rode the opening face-off in, hit transplanted center George Hughes on the left, and the elder Hughes easily golfed it by the freshman to give Harvard its only lead with only eight seconds gone in the contest...