Word: procession
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...Advancement of Colored People attempted to turn the Boynton case into a legal landmark in the struggle against Jim Crow. Arguing on broad constitutional grounds, Boynton's lawyers claimed that he had been deprived of his rights under the U.S. Constitution's equal protection, due process and commerce clauses...
...producing groups would, under the proposal, match up directors and plays and then present these to the advisory committee for selection of the final productions. No elaborate production plans would be required during the selection process, as is presently the case. The advisory committee also decided to have the workshop program administered completely...
...aspirations toward intellectual achievement, of course." In many cases, what they sought was a model, someone who would motivate them toward becoming a particular kind of person. Whether or not the student did in fact find a man on the faculty to identify with, he generally assumed that this process was a necessary part of finding his own identity. Thus a disappointed student said: "If there was one criticism I have of Harvard, it would be the lack of men I look up to as human beings. In my opinion, education to a certain extent should bring you into contact...
...have stated that the selection committee would consider only programs which have received the nomination and thus the backing of a recognized undergraduate organization. Yet they not only allowed but encouraged the two directors whose plays were nominated by the Harvard Dramatic Club to change their plays during the process of presentation to the committee. Thus the plays which the committee considered had no club backing...
...production requires the dedicated support of a large number of people who receive no compensation except satisfaction in having been part of a creative venture; the selection of the play should be a part of this process. A roster of the plays presented before the advent of the Loeb and solely on student initiative shows a variety and quality that leave no cause for now depriving interested students of the right of choice; for the committee to usurp this right under a cloak of doing otherwise is both unwise and dishonest...