Word: californian
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...opponent declared that "a candidate must be on good terms with the editor" to get support. Tigar's later defeat, it would seem, should have taken the air out of the issue, but after a week the Student Government drew another breath and charged windily that the Daily Californian "had not pursued an editorial policy of honesty and decency." The President of the Executive Committee accused the staff of perpetuating an "in-bred philosophy," and the committee started publishing the paper and deciding editorial policy. Censorship is the usual way to force editorial changes, but the Student Government employed instead...
...Committee proved to be obstinate as well as impetuous. The President of the Californian requested that a "consultative board" of student publications discuss the problem or that the Committee exclude editorial policy from its jurisdiction. When the Committee refused, the editors of all student publications resigned in an admirable protest. Meanwhile, the original staff will print on the press of the University of San Francisco...
...Nixon ambivalence," the Californian politician claimed, "discloses not political skill but perhaps an ignorance of the issues." She said that her experience has shown that Nixon introduces issues that are "above discussion"--like peace and loyalty...
...time, Kerr had just stepped up from the chancellorship to the presidency at Berkeley. He has an entirely different style from his gregarious predecessor, Californian Robert Gordon Sproul. An able politician, Sproul wanted to pick off the state colleges one by one and make Cal campuses out of them (Cal got Santa Barbara that...
...good luck of picking up this in Mexico," said 25-year-old Californian Reynolds last week, introducing a song called Coplas to one of the few well-scrubbed audiences that has ever visited Los Angeles' Cocoanut Grove...