Word: probationers
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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In the following spring, shortly after the occupation of University Hall, Bunting once again became a symbol of controversy. This time it was for the Radcliffe Council's decision to put 17 students on probation who had not satisfactorily prepared a symposium on dissent that was their "punishment" for the...
The incident seemed the consummation of so much of the violence and bitterness of that spring-and Bunting was only coincidentally the recipient, because she had tried to listen. Again, politically she had handled things dreadfully. To announce the probation of 17 students, several of whom had been arrested in...
In Miami, Mrs. Mary Louise Patterson, 38, mother of six, was being sentenced in a misdemeanor assault case. She explained that at 315 Ibs. she was too fat to work. The judge put her on probation for three years on condition that she lose 3 Ibs. a week under a...
According to a CRR statement, the severity of Soloway's punishment was related to his "very serious disciplinary status and record." Soloway was put on probation after the Paine Hall sit-in of December 1968 and was required to withdraw for a term after the occupation of University Hall in...
Steinberg denied Tuesday telling Ryan that Harvard wanted to avoid a political trial. "On the contrary, Harvard was willing to go ahead and try to get the conviction upheld incourt. Ryan said, "What can I do?', and I suggested that he go for probation on the condition that he not...