Word: affectivity
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...agreed that military action alone is inadequate, whatever our interests in Asia may be. They said that extensive economic, political, and educational participation on the part of the U.S. is necessary to meet the Chinese challenge. They agreed that the expansion of Communist China would affect U.S. power and security and the development of democratic societies in Asia...
...changes are made, they "would not affect the Class of '66," Perkins said. He characterized the meeting of the tutors as "cheerful" and said that no formal vote was taken on the various proposals discussed...
Trottenberg, who will have a major voice in the final decision on interhouse, declined to comment yesterday on the program's prospects. "It's much too early to tell," he said, since the March statisstics may affect the imbalance in either direction...
Perkins estimated that the change would affect about 15 juniors planning to take History 99 next year. Some sophomore tutors feel that if the new standard was absolute, about one-third of their tutees would not be admitted to History 98. But since the cut-off line is not definite, the number will vary...
...court has long protected books and newspapers from "prior restraint" -from any censorship that would affect them before they reach the public. But the court puts movies in a special category because of their graphic nature and "capacity for evil." Thus in 1961, the court narrowly upheld the power of Chicago's police commissioner to precensor all movies and check them for obscenity. That decision, however, failed to answer crucial questions: Are even nonobscene movies subject to precensorship? How long can censors delay decisions and thus make exhibitors knuckle under...