Word: affectivity
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...also had incredible military muscle; it possessed the world's only nuclear weapons. At the end of 1945 the U.S. had all the classic attributes of power. It had, says Hunter College Political Science Professor John G. Stoessinger, "the capacity to use its tangible and intangible resources to affect the behavior of other nations." And after a long era of isolation and inaction, the U.S. felt a responsibility to exercise its power in behalf of rehabilitation and order...
McGuinn signed the agreement in 1964, but the pro club revoked it a month later. McGuinn said he had been told the pact did not affect his amateur status...
...ways in which the 4080 boards classify their registrants is largely dependent upon the integrity of the board members. Their backgrounds certainly affect the preconceptions with which they enter their jobs. As Conrad J. Lynn has said in his book about the draft, "The membership usually reflects a prosperous, conservative and pro-war cast...
Paul Cowan resigned when his world went bad; but will the need for peace await his pleasure? If violence is the agony of the times, will abstention end it? By participation only can this generation affect the cause of peace...
...should begin serious discussion of that idea as soon as possible. Of the proposals for increasing flexibility in the curriculum, the expansion of Independent Study holds the most promise. It would affect more students, and it is administratively the least cumbersome. Most important, it would encourage students to think about planning their own education and assure them that the University will allow them a maximum of freedom in doing...