Word: wente
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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GEORGE P. BAKER, Dean of the Business School, worked in his office. Baker said that the Moratorium had little effect on the Business School and that most classes there went on as planned...
DEAN FORD went to one Moratorium service and made two office calls that could not be changed. Ford said that his staff members were "in and out" during the day, many of them attending some service...
HUGH D. CALKINS '45, youngest Fellow of the Harvard Corporation, went to work at his Cleveland law office. Calkins-who is in the middle of a campaign for re-election to the Cleveland school board-did not join any formal Moratorium programs yesterday. But last week he helped draw up a plan to let each Cleveland school principal decide whether his school should observe the Moratorium...
ROBERT DORFMAN, professor of Economics and organizer of one of the groups that opposed a formal Faculty vote on the Moratorium, canceled two of his classes. Dorfman went to the Cambridge Common to hear speeches there and then marched with the crowd part of the way to M.I.T. He said the line of people leaving the Square was "one of the most impressive things I've ever seen...
...spokesmen went to Pusey's Massachusetts Hall office to present their list of requests, including cancelling all classes, declaring Oct. 15 "a day of protest and discussion," and paying University employees who take the day off to join the Moratorium...