Word: cleared
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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Coming off a 12-0 slaughter of North-eastern and the news of Cornell's first less in two years, the Crimson is flying. Harvard is a clear favorite to win its Ivy League opener, even though it will have to play before a Saturday night crowd in Hanover that lacks the moral rectitude of the Dartmouth team...
Graham T. Allison, assistant professor of Government, said, "It is clear that the Education School has had severe financial difficulties in the last years." Both Yale and Johns Hopkins Universities have already been forced to close their MAT programs...
...Administration backed and filled about the bombing of North Vietnam and the helicopter raid on Son Tay last week, it became clear that the raid was far more than a humanitarian gesture intended to get some of the estimated 378 American prisoners home for Thanksgiving turkey. The contradictory statements, clumsy lies and badly timed revelations, like a magician's facile patter, distracted and confused almost everyone. But the evidence is mounting that the Administration is using the prisoners of war as emotional tokens in a cynical and dangerous game...
...substantive problems of social conscience will never yield up "clear guidelines"-though academics will always wish for the impossible-but one can at least hope for an easily accessible public tribunal to handle future wranglings. A committee independent of the Corporation which has the power to vote the proxy and to recommend dropping sundry items from the portfolio would more efficiently channel the political energies of the community. The committee could be triggered to respond whenever the political heat reached a certain intensity. It would consult directly with the Corporation on a case-by-case basis, and even...
THERE is a peculiar paradox in the latest list of 23 names currently being considered for the Harvard presidency. While it represents a very clear and definitive survey of the remaining candidates, the list must be seen only as a beginning, not an end. The list has been nine months in the making. For the most part it is the result of an arduous and painstakingly open narrowing of over 900 nominations. But it is important to note that many university search committees start with 23 names, and the Corporation's current plans to "go underground" for a final decision...