Word: assessments
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...guava bomb ... steel slivers, each one kills at 150 yards. The fields are pockmarked." Speaking from a profile position, Schoenman attempts to mesmerize the listener. He turns his hands over gracefully, or twists his head slightly to emphasize a point. Only furtive glances from his dark eyes to assess the impression he is making jar the effect...
...first shock and confusion that followed the Communists' country wide Tet offensive six weeks ago, it was difficult, dangerous and, in remote areas, impossible to assess accurately the damage done by the enemy. Now, with roads, communications and security gradually being restored, a firmer measure can be taken - even though the final, definitive picture may not emerge for some months yet. For military and administrative purposes, South Viet Nam is divided into four corps areas that run from north to south, plus the special capital zone of Saigon and surrounding Gia Dinh province. Last week TIME sent a team...
...blows left the Delta stunned -disoriented, inert, and so traumatized that it could not even assess its own wounds. But now there is a stirring in hot, flat, sunbaked IV Corps, a probing of wounds, an application of first aid, and even plans for recovery...
...students asked that the money be used instead to rehabilitate the buildings in ghetto areas. According to Joseph Pilati, editor of the News, the protest also intended to demonstrate to the administration that it should assess the sources...
...proposition which would involve the degree to which they felt it necessary to police the political activities of the students. These faculty members had to re-appraise their own positions and to re-focus their own concept of themselves as administrators of students' morality. They also had to assess the importance to them of the closeness of the college "family," and where they saw their position in preserving it and their own definition of how a family is best preserved, by the degree of permissiveness or of strictness...