Word: withdraw
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Subsequent to the incident, one of the students-Joseph Rothchild '71-was notified that he had received a suspended requirement to withdraw for taking part in the disruption of the March 26 "Counter Teach-In" As a result, he will be under "suspended suspension" for the next two years of his Harvard career should he be allowed to return to the University...
...last chapter in the Teach-in story for this year was written June 2, when the CRR announced the results of its deliberations. Of the 23 accused, the Committee convicted nine: four of these were required to withdraw from the University, three were given of these were required to withdraw and two were given warnings. Ten were acquitted. The University had drawn its line, but it had not produced the disciplinary bloodbath that its earlier statement had hinted...
...relying on noncooperation, intervention, and nonviolent moral courage." Specific actions include marches, boycotts, strikes, sit-ins, and obstructions. Nonviolence is based on the idea that the system needs the cooperation of the people in order to exert control over them. If the people by their own will decide to withdraw that cooperation, Sharp reasons, then the system must topple...
...course, come morning, we'd laugh at them all once again. And husbands would fight with their tired wives, children holler, and everyone dozed off on champagne as they prepared to withdraw from town. But now, with two more years also gone from sight, it seems somehow more difficult to maintain the derisive laughter...
...opponents. It is true that he was chagrined at receiving only 34.8% of the vote in the 1967 election, an unimpressive mandate for a wartime President. But his reelection in October is regarded as virtually certain. Strong-arm tactics may merely encourage Big Minh and perhaps even Ky to withdraw from the race, leading to an unopposed run for the presidency by Thieu. That would be safe but humiliating for anyone trying to bill the election as a triumph of democratic forms. There was speculation that the outcry against the new law may yet lead Thieu to modify...