Word: aimed
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Faculty members said the shooting incident was "the culmination of attitudes and practices opposed to the educational aim of the University, and that such practices breed intolerance and bigotry...
...aim tonight is the development of concrete strategies for the elimination of racism," Michael L. Walzer, associate professor of Government and discussion chairman, said. The discussion climaxed a day-long program of speeches and study groups on urban and racial problems...
...until quite recently has the Globehad the luxury of taking pleasure in the enemies it makes. Ten years ago, the Globewas a second-rate home-town paper engaged in a survival struggle with local competitors. "The Globe'sonly aim was to survive," recalls Whipple. Neutrality was maintained partly by choice but predominantly by necessity. Since then, a relaxation of competition has allowed the Globeto emerge as a responsible political force and as one of the major papers in the country...
...words the President and Congress have been saying are an empty response to the racial crisis, inadequate even to their narrow aim of stopping a summer of civil war. Legislation--quick and substantial as the Riot Commission report directed--is the only functional memorial to King political leaders can leave...
Riklis took first aim at Schenley's eccentric founder, chairman and controlling stockholder, Lewis Solon Rosenstiel, 76. The prospects hardly seemed promising. Rosenstiel had declared that 'I will probably never retire," and had exploded other merger deals. By last week, Riklis was closer to his goal than many an observer thought he ever would be-though ultimate control of Schenley was still much in doubt...