Word: wishfully
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Pollack emphasized that Harvard does not wish to complete with existing insurance companies, but "wishes to do the kind of research and teaching in public health problems" which they have not done. In fact, Pollack said he has asked Blue Cross-Blue Shield to cooperate with Harvard in its research but has not yet received an answer...
...wish that Dow had come here as George Lincoln Rockwell did last year, as an unwelcome guest practicing free speech. Unfortunately our problem now is not one of maintaining free speech but of establishing free communication. This difference, between the hideous procedural "free speech" of Naked Lunch style con-men (do I describe the deans as well the Dowists?) recruiting researchers and salesmen for the adhesive medicine that burns whole bodies, families, and countries, and the apophantic, the real, I-thou, perhaps loving communication between brave persons, largely absent in Cambridge, Mass. as in most places I've seen, perhaps...
...facilities for job recruitment by representatives of such war-supporting companies as Dow Chemical Corporation, chief supplier of napalm. By their actions they have forced the issue of university attitudes toward campus recruitment by the armed forces and by such companies as Dow Chemical, and we as faculty members wish to join them in urging that universities refuse the use of their facilities for recruitment of this kind. We cannot endorse the use of force against recruiters, although we believe that in the particular case of the Harvard protestors of October 25 any punishment which impedes their academic progress would...
...provide a reasoned reaction of its own to civil disobedience. Its alternative is to forget its own rules, and to rely in the last instance on the Cambridge police. The University tends, as it should, to be far more tolerant of shrill dissent than society at large. Those who wish to defy laws and risk arrest to make their protest heard will not be deprived of the opportunity, either off campus or on. The University will still remain a haven for the freer expression of ideas...
...Deans represent sympathy with the anti-war cause, but not necessarily endorsement of the tactics employed at Mallinckrodt. There is a significant difference between demonstrators who are so intense in their self-righteousness that they will stop at nothing in their struggle against the war, and those who wish to demonstrate with more moderation and self-restraint...