Word: accomplishes
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Lodge nicely into the role of compromise candidate. To effect a real compromise between the so-called extreme "liberalism" of Rockefeller and the extreme "conservatism" of Goldwater is almost indispensable for a Republican victory. Can Lodge, who has been aloof from most ideological haggles since 1960, best accomplish this binding? Or is real unification an unobtainable fiction...
...discoveries were made by showing how these things had been done in the past. This ideal was rejected by the Bruner Committee, which was far more interested in the content of the solutions and discoveries. But by directing the attention of students to unsolved problems, Mrs. Bunting hopes to accomplish the goal of the Redbook Committee, at least in part, with a course which could not be attacked as historical rather than scientific...
...children under a sympathetic administration. There he will be able to measure in his charges the positive "behavior change" that he equates with learning. The Club not only entertains its members, but educates them by improving conduct and attitudes. And for Lowe, it has another important advantage. "I can accomplish more at the Boy's Club," says Lowe, "because it is smaller and because I can be heard." As a means for conscientious community service, the Roxbury Club offers a realistic purpose that he could not find in the school system...
Coach Floyd Wilson tried a new offense for last night's game, employing forward Barry Williams at the high post. Theoretically, Williams would get the ball and feed off to either Sedlacek or Scully. But all the high post seemed to accomplish was to weaken McClung's effectiveness and enable Williams to draw a lot of fouls. Throughout the game he passed off for only a handful of baskets...
Ernst appealed to the lawyers, as the only group able to accomplish the job, to lead the people back to the courts and reason. The same professional pride was evident in the speeches of the other two men, Walter E. Craig, president of the American Bar Association, and Vern Countryman, visiting professor...