Word: wouldn
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...really major problem," yesterday's chairman Kenneth M. Glazier '69 said last night, "is that we have discussed recruitment very thoroughly and gone through a lot of things that most people wouldn't even consider...
...airport, someone picked up a pamphlet titled "How to Survive in Indianapolis" from the Hertz girl. We laughed. Surely it wouldn't be all that difficult. Our ride into headquarters had yet to show up. The air terminal was quiet. Two members of the Royal Laotian Army arrived and were greeted by a couple of U.S. soldiers. An advance scouting party, we joked. Or, perhaps, a remake of The Manchurian Candidate. They were hurried off in a dung-colored government car. So we stood, a few sat, in the middle of the lobby, 18 of us, sleeping bags, suitcases...
...army housing. It is not an urban ghetto like Roxbury, but neither does it have the suburban appearance of Watts. There are few trees, but many open sewage ditches. The air is warm and heavy like a Southern town. Down at the Barrington Lounge, the local hotspot, you wouldn't be surprised to find Rod Steiger roughing up a few of the "nigras...
Casner explained last night that junior faculty members are denied tenure infrequently because the Law School screens people very carefully before hiring them. "He [Shipman] wouldn't have been here if he wasn't a talented man," he said...
Harrison said he realized that he faced a challenging task--Harvard has not had a winning season in the Ivy League since 1937. But, he added, "I think I can establish basketball here in three years. If I didn't I wouldn't have taken...