1969: Pusey issues a statement in October against the Vietnam War.
1970: In February, Pusey announces he will retire the following year.
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1970: Pusey gives students academic latitude to protest and be politically involved.
January 11, 1971, Derek Curtis Bok is elected as Pusey’s successor.
January 17, 1971: Pusey authors a 21-page annual report, writing that the “advances made [from 1969-1971] were little short of remarkable in both number and quality in view of the almost continuous disruption or threat of disruption.”
1971: University names underground library after Pusey.
—CLAIRE A. PASTERNACK