Word: programming
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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HUEY NEWTON was the founder of the Party. The Panther uniform, the black community patrols, the ten-point platform and program, the Panther ideology-all are products of what the Panthers call "the genius of Hucy P. Newton." And after reading Seale's book, it becomes obvious why the Panthers call him a genius. He emerges as a brilliant man, completely dedicated to the goals of the platform-a man who has met and groped with the fear of death, the desire for personal glory, the desire for power, and all other temptations of leadership...
...this area-organizing the Panther recruits and educating them to execute Newton's program-that Bobby Scale is at his best. Newton laid down the strategy, and Seale at once grasped the tactical details necessary to keep it going. Probably the most interesting parts of the book deal with Seale's struggle to transform the hustlers who joined the Panthers for their snappy uniforms and reputation into a disciplined force. His successes and failures (and his total honesty about both) give the reader much more of a sense of what it means to be a Panther than the ideological explanations...
...Sure enough, Apollo 13 . . . yielded little for the $380 million spent on it" [April 27]. Why is the expense of the space program always referred to as a waste of money? This program through the years has given employment-directly and indirectly-to thousands of Americans. Its byproducts are immeasurable in the technological advances made by industry...
Joseph S. Nye. program director of the CFIA. told the students. "If people want food. there's food and if people want to discuss. there are people here willing to discuss," He also announced that Papanek would be willing to debate a representative from NAC at 8 p.m. tonight at Winthrop...
...ranking Business School deans were conspicuously absent from the list of signators. One exception was John A. Seiler '51, dean of the MBA program, who said he was "fed up with the Business School's lack of humanness and detachment from the real would...