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“Harvard students, other University students, were so uninterested in questions of justice in those days. The personal ambition was so all-absorbing,” Eger said. “Only after the ’60s people knew they were supposed to care.?...
“The administrators were almost totally 100 percent tight-asshole people in those days,” Pressman said.
While EPIC did not gain wide support on the Harvard campus, members were able to draw local attention to their cause.
“We were constantly producing all these things that were trying to create the illusion that there was this groundswell of support,” Pressman said.
In fact, even a handful of administrators were sympathizers. Anthony “Tony” W. Robbins ’62, one of the models for the Life Magazine photoshoot, said he remembered meeting with Dean of the College John U. Monro ’34 about the legal...