Word: procession
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...ghetto revolts which began in the summer of 1965 and the ensuing articulation of black nationalist sentiment-by former civil rights activists in many instances-both revealed and spurred the shift in the Movement to a more militant position. Their faith in the democratic process worn away by the slow process of change, black people soon discovered that anger and threats of violence could produce more results than soft-spoken appeals to white conscience. It was an important lesson, one which black students on white college campuses effectively utilized...
...most students here, coed living and the impending merger between Harvard and Radcliffe have been the only campus issues of any lasting impact. While pamphleteers in the Square denounce capitalism and hawk revolution, the once-venerated lifestyle of "separate but equal" between the sexes at Harvard is in the process of imminent collapse...
...Corporation has tried from the beginning to give the selection process a democratic aura. Early this year, after Pusey announced his retirement, 200,000 letters were mailed out to students, alumni, faculty, staff, and just about anyone else who might claim to have a stake in Harvard's future...
...jaunty tam o'shanter and his strong reactions against student radicalism, have been the two most frequently suggested nominees in the letter poll. According to a story in the Boston Globe August 10, Hayakawa's popularity has disappointed several Harvard officials who are involved in the selection process...
Another consideration will be the functional responsibilities of the new President. Will he be a fund-raiser, or primarily involved with the educational process itself? Or will the functions be in some way split between two men, one in a newly created post such as Chancellor...