Word: adopters
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...pollution and ecology. Today elders as well as the young know that many things are profoundly wrong. Warfare is widely seen as inglorious. There is a growing public, if not yet legal tolerance for marijuana. Still, like England's 19th century Chartists, the radicals are seeing the larger society adopt and subsume much of their revolution. "Cooptation" is an infuriating and unsatisfactory denouement for the revolutionary. The Chief of Naval Operations grows sideburns: the war goes on. Yet drastically changed public attitudes prove that not all of the co-optation has been merely decorative...
Speca said that Columbia has given serious consideration to the Yale Plan as a possible solution to the financial problems encountered by many entering students. He said that Columbia may adopt it by the spring of next year...
Gone from the hustle of bureaucracy, and comfortable again in academe, Daniel Patrick Moynihan sat in his Cambridge study recently and talked with TIME Correspondent Gregory Wierzynski about the Family Assistance Plan, which he helped to devise, and persuaded the President to adopt...
...Palo Alto decision, the answer is that the family that only stays together will not have a prayer in court. But there may be a way for communes to get around single-family zoning and other legal problems. One or two members of a commune might try to adopt the rest -at least on paper-and then all of them could stay put as a regular family in full compliance with...
...like the flag," says ABC's Smith. "You have to be deferential. The head of Government is nothing but a politician, and you can be rough and relentless with him. We combine the two in one person-the President-and suffer all the psychological stresses usual when you adopt two contradictory attitudes." Smith prefers the British system: "You bow and scrape to the monarch, but you raise hell with the Prime Minister...