Word: accept
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...idea is overtaken by someone who shouts louder; as long as we may feel that there are weaker beasts willing to be told, to be led, to be directed. We have been like that from prehistoric man to the scholars of today. Because this country has refused to accept that fact for so long, its outbursts shock you and surprise you. You have always had an image of innocence, of overgrown children and maybe you reveled in it because innocence is related to purity of motives...
...heavily black areas to the south in east of Dunster House would be hardest hit by the student influx into the market. The President's Assistant for Civic and Governmental Affairs constantly receives concerned letters from Cambridge residents and politicians over student off-camplus living. The student accepts a community responsibility when he enters Harvard, just as Harvard can be said to accept a responsibility to the Cambridge community for housing the 1200 minors it invites here every fall...
...demonstration in New York, Iranian students passed out a leaflet saying, "The Iranian people will never accept that the U. S. has or ever had any right to interfere in Iranian internal affairs. By doing so since 1953, the U. S. has already begun a war against Iran." It said that the Shah was brought to power in 1953 "and imposed upon the Iranian people. He has stayed in power only through military oppression...
...course the possibility exists that I am here to precipitate some change at the university. I am willing to accept the latter as true, or rather, I am willing, even anxious, not to think about it any more. If you think too much on the second tier (think about why you are thinking what you think) you can be paralyzed...
From rhododendron-ringed Fav House, the administration announced after the next Council meeting that it would accept the RUS constitution and that Mrs. Bunting would invite students to future Council meetings...