Word: know
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...press sub-group can be divided into sub-sub groups by age and politics. CRIMSON editors and former CRIMSON editor types hang out together and make cynical remarks and jokes and act very irreverent. McCaffery and Croft are always in the background, but they know just as much as everyone else. The television people fix their equipment and film lead-ins and sum-ups. And the older newspapermen talk together, but I am not sure what about...
SOMETHING that demonstrators should know is that photographers-in fact almost all the older photographers on the Boston dailies-often give their pictures to the FBI in the interests of National Security. Some of them call up the FBI office after a big demonstration and ask if the agents want to see some good pictures of enemies of the state. After the April crisis at Harvard, agents came around to the city rooms of the Boston papers and asked reporters and photographers to fill them in on what they knew. The press thinks that it is doing a public service...
...days, student reporters only got to meet real reporters when they went on big assignments out of town. Now they work with them almost every day. The student reporters try to impress the real reporters by pretending they know everything that is going on but won't tell the real reporters. The real reporters try to impress the student reporters by acting as if they do not care, which they...
...there is tension in the sub-culture. Still, almost all the reporters enjoy the excitement of demonstrations. They get to know members of the other sub-cultures, perhaps even some actual demonstration participants, whose shoulders they can put their arm around and say, "Now, Mike, what's really going on here?" They can pal around with can pal around with administrators, with Sam Williamson (Dean May's demonstration man), or Burris Young (who is usually taking notes himself), or Archie Epps (who is looking enigmatic and knows which side...
...Penn could have set the score where they wanted to." said Harvard coach Bob Harrison, "but they were generous to us. I know that 32 points is much too big a made it even worse...