Word: procession
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...will be done for us by "our" women, changing diapers, typing reports, washing dishes, scrubbing the floors. (If we are rich enough, we will let our wives out of some of these jobs by paying an even more oppressed woman to do them.) Harvard is part of a long process to prepare us for this...
...Harvard students. "If I feel like kicking in the television tube." said a conservative Lowell House economist, "you can imagine what those guys in NAC are feeling like doing." Four days later, a mass meeting of 2700 Harvard students, Faculty, employees and assorted Greater Boston radicals was in the process of voting for a strike at the University. As the meeting- held in Sanders Theatre. Memorial Hall, and Lowell Lec, and linked by a halting PA system- wound on its way, couriers scurried back to the Harvard Administration's command post in Grays Hall with reports, dismal ones...
MOREOVER, as a result of the split, each faction moved to strengthen its position vis a vis the other and, in the process, moved further away from the mainstream of Harvard life. Trying to begin organizing workers, WSA members began getting jobs, often full-time ones, as workers at Harvard or in Cambridge and treated the University to the amusing spectacle of seeing its recent graduates sling hash in the dining halls. Members of NAC also tried to find a revolutionary constituency: they searched among Greater Boston blacks, tenant unions, street people and working class teenagers...
...exceptions are composer Thompson and Eliot. Both men were professors at Harvard before they retired in 1965 and 1966 respectively. Thompson now has nine musical works in the process of being published. Eliot is currently planning the future layout of two towns, Harvard and Wilmington, Mass...
...Isadore Twersky. Littauer Professor of Hebrew Literature and Philosophy, charged that the motion would lead to a "decomposition of the academic process. What kind of dual educational experience are we creating by saying that only students who are non-students can be politically noble animals?" Twensky said. He received a brief ovation from many at the meeting...