Word: generality
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...assaults on woman students and thefts in the Houses. This semester, at least two rapes have been reported. In response, the Harvard police have established an extra detail for Radcliffe's Currier House and have gotten the Cambridge police to deploy an extra 5 to 15 men in the general Radcliffe area...
...Often, in fact, his psychological work tends to border on descriptive sociology. (His works on the psychological effects of nuclear holocaust on the survivors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki have become classics in the field.) In his latest book, Dr. Lifton has also raised some challenging questions about attempt a general philosophical statement about the boundaries which define life in an age of revolution. The very boldness of the idea-a Yale psychology professor is attempting to define the nature of man's existence-is enough to make the book noteworthy. As it is, Liften has also raised some challenging questions...
With regard to M. David Landau's "Canada-The Quiet Desperation" (October 29, 1970), while I am in complete agreement that the recent actions of the Government of Canada constitute nothing less than a general purge, I must correct a factual error concerning the Montreal civic election of October...
...said. At age 14, Vellucci began working for the Harvard Square office of Western Union, delivering telegrams throughout the Harvard community. At age 16, he went into the coal delivery business and, in two years, built up a fleet of coal trucks. In 1933, the Depression and the general conversion from coal to oil forced Vellucci out of business. Then 18 years later, he began working for the Federal government's surplus food program in East and North Cambridge. "That's when I started to learn about poor people," Vellucci said. "Their problems, their heartaches, the agony the poor...
...calculus was the delay in the whole procedure. Cox did not file complaints against Cheyney and three others until about July 23, conveniently after an aroused student body had left Cambridge. (In court, he pleaded fatigue and papers to grade-a slow rate of work for a former Solicitor General.) The arresting officer testified that he was not given the warrants until September-another delay of two months. Why did Harvard not move against Cheyney earlier. We think, and the administration has offered no reply, that they waited until Cheyney enrolled in graduate school at B.U. Then they acted, both...