Word: progresses
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...urban education project at Ohio State University's School of Architecture, the charrette* depends on the constant interplay of ideas. Its most important aspect is the participation of people normally outside the decision-making process. When the concept was imported to York by the city's Community Progress Council, a federally financed antipoverty agency, it was broadened to encompass all areas of community concern...
Dogs and Communication. After a volunteer steering committee raised $25,000 ($10,000 from the Community Progress Council, $5,000 from the federal Office of Education and $10,000 in local donations), the charrette got under way in a downtown warehouse and office building. Bill Riddick, director of development at North Carolina's Shaw University and a veteran of charrettes in Raleigh and Indianapolis, was hired to help manage and guide the early discussions. People from every ethnic and economic stratum participated. They divided into loosely structured committees such as health, police-youth relations and education. At night they...
...Indeed, Mayor Eichelberger, though pledging to work with charrette proposals, said that he had no intention of forcing the police to disband the canine corps. In case the point was lost, he said that he would maintain law and order at all costs. But there were slight signs of progress. Within 24 hours, Superintendent of Schools Dr. Charles H. Walters announced the institution of a sensitivity training course in one of York's elementary schools. In response to a complaint from Spanish-speaking citizens, D.A. Fitzkee promised to have the cards advising arrested persons of their constitutional rights printed...
...also provide enough power to fire a small nuclear warhead 6,000 miles. Since the Chinese have already exploded a missile-type H-bomb warhead, Peking beyond any doubt will, within weeks or months, possess at least the first elements of a nuclear missile force. Chinese reports on the progress of the satellite also showed that they have built an efficient guidance system, which is a necessity for further ICBM development...
...strike is in progress here and it will not stop. Obviously the strike's importance is more than symbolic: everyone knows that President Nixon does not give a damn whether Harvard stays open or not. Rather, the point of the strike is to allow students and employees to use all their time and energy to fight American policy in any way they see fit. By implicidy endorsing a "business as usual" policy at Harvard, the Faculty forces students to divide their time between academic and patriotic responsibilities...