Word: wars
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Denmark Groover III '69-76, a classmate of Gore's who left Harvard to enlist in the military, had a changing influence on Gore's opposition to the war...
Richard T. Gill '48, who was Master of Leverett House in the late 1960s, said there were very few students or Faculty members who were openly in favor of the Vietnam War...
...Faculty was ready to go along with the limitations on free speech," Gill said. "It became impossible to express pro-war sentiment...
Gill praised Gore for having the courage to enlist, especially considering former Tennessee Senator Albert Gore Sr.'s public opposition to the war and the anti-war sentiment on campus...
...There were people who were very engaged liberals," said Hyland, who is also a Crimson editor. "Nothing got done except discussing the war. Al Gore never participated in a single conversation while I was there...