Word: trusted
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Purcell, at 58, has perhaps more respect and trust than any other member of the Faculty. He has taken his share of stands on the issues and yet never become deeply embroiled in internal Faculty politics...
...Faculty member suggested, McGeorge Bundy is the man that rational men will measure other candidates against, Clark is the standard, perhaps, on which to measure their "goodness": a sentimental choice in a time when sentiments may be the only thing left we can trust...
John R. Bunting, president of Philadelphia's First Pennsylvania Banking & Trust Co., says that he wears "the longest hair and widest ties of any banker I know." That is only one reason why he often discomforts conventional colleagues, many of whom rank him second only to Wright Patman, the congressional curmudgeon, as the man they like to dislike. Bunting, a 45-year-old Presbyterian, has publicly castigated other bankers for discriminating against Jews, and has talked of adding youths under 25, consumer crusaders and even militant feminists to First Pennsylvania's board. He has also introduced "Earth Bonds...
...counter-insurgency operations. Liberal members of the Faculty joined the protest. John Womack Jr. '59, assistant professor of History, said, "I suspect that the people getting the most use out of the Project will be the Defense Department, and at this moment in American politics, I don't trust Defense to make the use of it that I would like...
...marks a considerable stride forward in Harvard's hiring practices. Yet the punishments meted out to the black students leaves a wide area of mistrust and bad feeling between blacks and the administration. This area of mistrust could result in new takeovers next year, for blacks feel they cannot trust a University which accedes to a large extent io their demands and then punishes them for militant, yet non-violent tactics which won these demands...