Word: accept
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...seemed to offer an ecumenical balm of his own. "Interreligious understanding is not a one-way street," he said. "What about our Jewish attitudes toward Christendom, toward Jesus especially?" Eisendrath called for a reassessment of Christ's role as a rabbi-a role that many Jews do not accept...
...each man's privilege, and each will know the reasons that are his. One reason, theoretical a week ago, now will be shared by all: it is that the American government of men by laws administered by men transcends all those who animate it. Because the people do accept this reason, the lives we led, we lead still. The country suffers sadness, not hysteria; tragedy, not chaos. For that, one can be grateful...
...Radcliffe Admissions Committee sent out 76 accept ances Friday to potential members of the Class of 1968. The 382 applications for early decision, a rise of 70 from last year, indicates a sharp increase in total applications," according to Margaret W. Stimpson, Director of Admissions...
...faculty majority: "Who would have thought five year ago that Paul Tillich would be mobbed on this campus? I can't tell you how much pleasure it is now to meet a class.' As for the future, says one professor "these students are not going to accept the institution. They're not going to play dead." Sums up another professor: "This is not a cynical, frightened generation Pure nonsense. It's a strong and balanced one-the likes of which few o us have ever seen...
More than 30 nations-not including any Communist states-have bound themselves to accept the compulsory jurisdiction of the World Court in any dispute that may arise in the future. Among them: Britain, France, Canada, India, Japan, many of the smaller nations of Western Europe and Latin America. A U.S. declaration goes only part way: the U.S. reserves the right to determine for itself what matters fall "essentially within the domestic jurisdiction" of the U.S. and outside the scope of the World Court. Called the Connally Amendment (after the late Tom Connally, U.S. Senator from Texas), this reservation limits...