Word: beare
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...enjoyed your story and I agree with much of what you say. Since I was the author of the Canyonlands National Park bill and held the initial field hearings on Cape Cod, Padre Island, Point Reyes and Indiana Dunes Seashore bills and the first field hearing on the Sleeping Bear Lakeshore in Michigan, I know much about the matters you discuss...
...educational excellence. Los Alamos children have heredity and environment on their side even before they start school. "They seem to be under some compulsion to get their education finished before they fool around with any of the problems of puberty," says School Superintendent C. W. Richard. Police records bear him out. There is practically no juvenile delinquency in Los Alamos...
...royal veto over S.B.M. decisions, and the tycoon's only recourse was to protest bitterly to Monaco's 18-man Parliament. He accused Rainier of cutting casino betting by 60% when he outlawed pigeon shooting several years ago (because Princess Grace vowed she couldn't bear the sight of dying birds littering the promenades). Onassis is willing to sell out, but his price is the current one of $17 a share, up from $4 in 1960. Since the company's profits are actually declining (Monaco's tourists being increasingly of the one-day, white-chip...
...which is a costly reminder that while the world stands in no danger of running short of water, it faces an ever growing problem of finding and delivering water at a cost man is willing and able to bear. Cities and nations of the future may well find their water bills soaring, and some water experts argue that a higher price would be beneficial, because it would encourage a wiser use of a vital resource...
...have, thus, introduced the stimulus to experimentation in several courses, proposing such exerimentation in the projected Introduction to Education, as well as in the introductory courses offered by the disciplinary Areas, [divisions of the faculty: humanities, social sciences, psychology] courses which are crucial in bringing the disciplines to bear on the general life of the School. ...We should like here to propose, also, that senior faculty members take major responsibility for introductory courses, which require both a mature grasp of the subject's technicalities, and a relaxed ability to explore its general ramifications; such courses also provide a natural...