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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...windows are part of the offices of the Students Bar Association which, according to the group's president, David N. Rockwell, 1L, had given the radical students permission to use the windows during the demonstration...
...group, which met in Lehman Hall, included in its statement an amendment urging all those who sat in to use the resolution as their only defense when they meet with their senior tutor or dean to determine their punishment...
...prevailing piecework system, mechanics are paid a set rate for each job rather than an hourly wage. To figure the labor charge, garages rely on "flat-rate" manuals that specify how much time each job should take. Although automakers publish their own flat-rate manuals, many garages prefer to use independent books that list longer work times-and thus higher charges-for each job. Whatever the manual, the cost of labor ordinarily is figured at $7.50 an hour, which is generally split fifty-fifty between the mechanic and the garage owner. Thus both have reason to complete as many jobs...
...Besides using words as images, artists often use them with images--poster art is a prime example of such lingual-visual communication because its declared purpose is to communicate...
...also possible that the Faculty will now use the sit-in as an excuse to abandon the issue of ROTC completely. To do so would be a mistake. There are a great many people at Harvard who are very determined to see the University's one-sided relationship with ROTC amended, and yesterday's demonstration has certainly not changed this...