Word: thoughtfulness
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...This is an issue we felt compelled to respond to," Mark D. Smith '72, said. "We thought it would be useful to make our position clear. We are concerned with whether Harvard participates in the Cambridge Project, either as an institution or as a body of individuals," he added...
...last night-the life span of the convocation-did produce one worthwhile result. Those who voted against the anti-war resulution at the Faculty meeting-or at least the 44 of them who bothered to stay for the convocation-got a chance to say what, they personally thought about...
...History will be glad to note that 41 of them actually supported the spirit of the resolution, and only three thought it was a bad idea to take even a personal stand against the war. But the gap between the 230 people who opposed the resolution at the Faculty meeting and the 44 who were left at convocation time hints at a few of the convocation's woes...
Calls for an informal vote on the war resolution-the original purpose of the convocation-came up several times. But they were regularly punctuated by speeches like White's and comments by a group of Faculty members who thought the whole idea...
...stated that he thought his post had been created because "Harvard finally realized that it had to do something about jobs for these people in the community. It's not a complete answer, and of course I don't think I can solve the whole problem, but at least it's a start...