Word: procession
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...conditions in the countryside were largely neglected by the previous governments, which emphasized urban growth and industrial development. Many villagers are now happy that so many self-seeking politicians are either in the can or in exile. Another reason is that after Churchill excluded the Communists from the electoral process in accordance with a deal with Stalin, the Communists, who had spearheaded the resistance against the Germans, began taking desperate measures towards the end of the Greek civil war. They kidnapped children, slaughtered sheep, and murdered their opponents ruthlessly. The mountain villages were particularly hard hit, since the mountains were...
...Nixon administration's failure to continue vigorous federal support to education has forced the Ed School to reassess its process of change and clearly delineate its priorities...
...open meeting last Monday, called to discuss the new CAP report, Steve Goldberg, a doctoral student at the Ed School, briefly raised the question of legitimacy of the reform process as perceived and understood by the students. He questioned whether there can be an "informed response" to the CAP report after such short notice on its release...
...Wolfe to respect the poverty program- that it dehumanizes all involved his prose unwittingly attests- but only to respect the basic seriousness of America's social crises. Instead Wolfe appears to blame the black for the white liberal's sins. And to pull off a good joke in the process. His only mistake was to alienate his potential allies- Bernstein et al.- within the pages of the same book. So while it may be chic to turn thumbs down on poor Tom, for once it might also be quite the decent thing...
Shiras got the idea of providing student inputs on the decision process last August. She approached Burr, who was enthusiastic about the idea of such a group. Her first target in attempting to raise money for the enterprise was John D. Hanify '71, president of the late Harvard Undergraduate Council. Later she approached the Independent...