Word: accepting
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Please tell Jeffrey to please accept my collect calls...
...bust at University Hall and the year the newspaper called editorially for the victory of the National Liberation Front in Vietnam. Looking back at his actions during the late sixties, Fallows believes the most profound change in his character since his graduation has been acquiring an ability to accept the human decency of individuals who he believes are guilty of indecent acts. "It always came as somewhat of a surprise back in those days to see that people you thought were doing bad things were in fact decent people. It seemed contradictory...
...McGovern speechwriter who left his position with Carter with a blast about the Georgian's alleged two-facedness. After three months working for Carter, Fallows has concluded that Shrum's reaction was understandable but wrong. "Carter can be a curt, cold man," Fallows says. "But if you accept this character trait and balance off the times the candidate has not said certain things to certain audiences with "the times he does say things to audiences which are not politic," then you don't emerge with the image of a Nixonesque, calculating Carter that Shrum offered...
...consulted by Dean Kilbridge neither on the School's case and was ignorant of its contents. I had been consulted by Dean Kilbridge neither on the School's original statement of June 1970 nor on its response to Dr. Hartman's allegations. Professor Anderson seemed, at the time, to accept my views that this precluded me from becoming involved in a capacity other than as a witness. Indeed, the process followed by the School's administration in preparing its case, as well as its potential consequences, are duly noted by the Anderson Committee on pages 14 and 30 of their...
...music lessons and other support; with no solid arts program, Harvard finds it more difficult to recruit good players. In addition, because HRO must support itself, its conductor is less likely to gamble on inexperienced players. For its continuing and unreasonable refusal to support the arts, therefore, Harvard must accept much of the blame for HRO's dilemma...