1972-1973 Yearbook

WORLD SCENE World involvement arouses concern within student body Current world events are of interest to all Harding Students. As war continued in one part of the world, Mao-Tse·Tung and Nixon made history shaking hands in another part of the world. Natural disasters alarmed many students. The flash foods and ice storms that paralyzed portions of the country affected Harding in a very serious way. Students were stunned by reports of the Nicarauguan earthquake, the attempted assassination of George Wallace, and the killing of Olympic athletes . The national election brought renewed interest in political affairs as many of the students voted in their first election. Harding's young community shared the national disillusionment after failing to negotiate peace in 1972. 52

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