Word: lot
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...said he was not sure what Klug's exact reasons for quitting were, but added, "It seemed that Ken had a lot on his mind besides basketball." Klug is now in Ohio, and although no one knows for sure what he is doing, some have speculated that his new activities involve religion, one of his primary interests...
Pappenheimer said he had told his students that he was not enthusiastic about the plan, but would approve it if Mrs. Bunting did. "I couldn't quite see what it was supposed to prove," he said. "It would have been an awful lot of work for the secretaries here-We're very overcrowded in Dunster," he added...
...fact, my expectation of what would happen if one no longer had to "concentrate" is not , that most programs of study would sag and become amorphous. I don't even think things would change very much, except that there would be a lot less fussing. Concentration rules are not, after all, the only factor which spurs a person to prepare himself in one subject more than others. Even if Harvard imposed no specialization, a person who wants to do graduate work in history of sociology must know something about it; a pre-med still must have the requisite courses...
...student groups, however, were divided in their tactics. The Columbia Ecology Action Collective vigorously attacked speakers' personal backgrounds as well as their symposium statements. "They came in cold and used a lot of smear tactics," commented one moderate student leader. "We like to think we did our homework and tried to argue on their [the scientists'] terms," he said...
...hard-hatted white workers determined to prove that they were capable of counterviolence. "The threats strike me as blackmail," says Al Braselton, an Atlanta advertising man. "Negroes have got to confront the white community strongly, but it had better not be with shotguns, because we've got a lot more of them than