Word: knowingly
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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...course, some raised questions, you know, because some of the witnesses were those same people who had been manhandled," Benjamin I. Schwartz, Williams Professor of History and Political Science and a member of the Committee of Fifteen, says, adding, "And I can't say that it was absolutely infallible." But neither does he think it was an irreconcilable conflict of interest...
...rules they broke. "No, there is no truth to this," Wilson says. "They said this at the time; they said the CRR was targeting certain people. They said that to me as they threatened me [as he walked into the CRR hearings]. But to this day, I don't know who the officers of SDS were...
Representatives of the store recently circulated a petition in support of Revolution Books in front of the Freshman Union. Several Harvard students signed the statement, but some said yesterday they had never patronized the store and do not know much about the eviction...
...Crimson countered New Hampshire's obviously superior passing and shooting with scrappiness and heart, and almost pulled off a victory. Almost. Nearly. A bit redundant, perhaps. We all know the line about horseshoes and hand grenades--almost just doesn't count in basketball...
...Raymond's voice, metamorphosing its characteristics and its position. Far from undermining the effectiveness of dramatic performance, Breuer maintains that, properly directed, the amplifier can restore the theater: "The Loeb seats 550-plus. It's not that good acoustically, and the actors have to project like crazy. Do you know what happens to acting when it's projected?" It Loses truth. It hurts when you start to project Chekhov to a thousand-seat theater. I wanted something even more intimate than Chekhov, yet I wanted something gigantic too...I try to combine the radio-film soundtrack technique with realistic Brechtian...