Word: order
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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...order to promote our safety, we must develop a constructive circle of student concern and administrative response. I believe that we are not now contributing our fair share to the job at hand...
...chair of S.O.S.; however, I resigned in order to have more time for my thesis. As I reconsider security issues from this new vantage point. I grow firmer in a conviction which I have held for some time: namely, we as students should devote more thought to students' roles and responsibilities. I now believe that the main threat to students' safety stems from their obtuse refusal to acknowledge the hazards of living in Cambridge. Students believe that "It can't happen to me." Many students do not take even elementary security precautions such as locking suite doors...
...about Radcliffe women who persist in walking home alone and at night across the Cambridge Common? They are not indicating their willingness to be raped. They are, however, allowing themselves to be unnecessarily vulnerable to attack. I for one will not run the risk of being attacked in order to prove my courage and independence...
...potential for a conflict between the new Administration and Europe certainly exists. Speaking before a meeting of Defense Ministers in Brussels last week, a senior British diplomat said, "Reagan must understand Washington can no longer order Europeans around." He had in mind such matters as defense spending...
...crime and suspects before the police arrive. Local authorities give the program high marks. "It's fantastic," says one South Miami policeman. "I wish I had a hundred of them." And without guns, the C.C.W. manages to be the area's most genuine example of law and order...