Word: aimed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...unbelieving child opens his mouth to cry, the dentist quickly says, "Good. We saw your teeth. Now go home." Bills for such "behavior orientation" sessions range from $5 to $25, but few parents argue about cost if the child's fear of the dentist is relieved. "Our aim," says Pedodontist Addelston, "is to make the child realize that going to the dentist is a normal, casual, usual, routine experience...
...CHERISHED aim...
Here again there was confusion about aims of the program. If the evening panels were supposed to be merely an introduction to the next day's seminars, then students not involved in the seminars were perfectly justified in staying away, and there should have been no disappointment at the small attendance. On the other hand, if the planners of 20th Century Week were being consistent in this aim, they made a serious mistake in reserving Sanders for the evening programs...
...percentage of those polled who were planning to go to graduate schools was "surprising," Wilcox conceded, but he observed, "It is not necessarily the aim of the program to have everyone go on to professional school...
...with the coming of the Loeb, this vitality could be lost. Already there is in the HDC a group that favors loosening of organizational ties through the club's co-operation and perhaps co-sponsorship with other groups. Their ultimate aim is apparently a single large body of actors and technicians orbiting about the Loeb under the general heading of Harvard Dramatic Club. Their aim is honorable: they feel such a single group would give undergraduates a stronger hand in bargaining with the theatre's administration. But certainly there are objections and alternatives to their proposal. The multiplicity of producing...