Word: without
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Haynswbrth's defeat is a major blow to Mitchell's prestige, since he recommended the southern judge to Nixon without fully investigating the cases that later led to charges of conflicts of interest...
Once the canisters of gas began flopping down between our feet, the crowd, without registering hardly any emotional response, began moving slowly but obediently up 12th Street. Up 12th, between the massive, dark blocks that were the buildings of Internal Revenue and Interstate Commerce. I kept getting these flashes of old war movies I had seen where a bomb would plop down right next to your buddy, and you'd see the thing coming at him, and, balm, your buddy would be gone. But none of these bombs were really exploding. I found myself laughing, and shouting happily to someone...
...Renault of building-takeovers and sit-ins and the ensuing changes in University governance and policies, many members of this community have acquired a mentality which holds that change will not come without militant action. This presents sad prospects for the future. The members of this community must seriously consider what conduct is appropriate within the University. Until that time, change at Harvard will be marked with disruption and synonymous with reports from the Committee on Rights and Responsibilities...
...Wilson said that the committee has authority to require a student to withdraw, to separate a student, or to issue him a warning-all without the possibility of an appeal. Punishments of expulsion or dismissal requires a two-thirds vote of the Faculty...
...Under the temporary suspension policy formulated by the "Subcommittee of Six" -composed of three students and three Faculty members from the Committee of Fifteen-the Dean of the Faculty can temporarily suspend students without the subcommittee's approval. He can take this action when he concludes that temporary suspension would prevent an imminent "unacceptable activity" as defined by the Resolution on Rights and Responsibilities...