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...Know. Nixon found ways of evading the tough questions. At one point, Dobrovir asked him to confirm, as reported on a White House transcript of a tape recording, that he had told John Dean that "nothing is privileged that involves wrongdoing." By way of an answer, Nixon countered with a question: "What is the definition of 'wrongdoing'?" Replied Dobrovir: "I am quoting your words." Nixon persisted: "I am asking you, what do you say is 'wrongdoing'? I don't know." That was a telling admission for a man who made his career as a lawyer...
...proposal on the establishment of the DuBois Institute. This proposal was significant in its failure to mention student involvement in planning. Though the faculty voted on April 22, 1969, "that the Standing Committee on Afro-American Studies shall be expanded to include three students..." (as reported in the transcript of the meeting of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, April 22, 1969) The Standing Committee was charged with the planning of the Institute. As importantly, representation from the Afro-American Studies Department was denied. Although it was earlier recommended that the chair-person of the Afro-American Studies Department serve...
Russell Simpson, dean of admissions at the Law School, said yesterday that a mark showing invalidation of this test by ETS would appear on each student's college transcript, but that it would not affect a candidate's chances for admission to law school...
...with professors than at Glendale, adjusting to the reserved temperament of people in New England and to the weather--but few major ones. The biggest change academically in coming to Harvard was his decision to switch into economics when he entered after reading the registrar's assessment of his transcript showed that he could more easily fulfill the requirements of the Economics department than of the English department...
...road in front of him, then glanced at the papers in his lap and occasionally leaned over to scribble on a yellow legal pad. After 2½ hours on the road, Lawyer Morris Dees, 37, somehow arrived safely at his office. By then he had finished going over the transcript of Johnny Harris' trial...