Word: beare
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...While earnestly praying that "this majestic ship" would sail the world's oceans in peace, Johnson noted that she might some day have to fight. For the fact is, said the President, indirectly referring to both Viet Nam and the Mideast, that "today, as throughout our history, we bear fateful responsibilities in the world." And, he added, "it has often been our strength and resolve which have tipped the scales of conflict against aggressors...
...Pasternak, after a denunciation of Russian repression: "All this is more than flesh and blood can stand, dear doctor, dear Boris Leonidovich. All this is more than I can bear to see, people of the whole world, and this is why I am here, and not there, in Russia. How much longer, doctor, will it go on, how much longer...
...thoughts with his bear-cuffed staff...
...fellows are not really Harvard employees but graduate students who teach as only a sideline. Throughout the Federation's campaign, the University has treated the group as though it represented only graduate students, not what one Federation leader called "the junior faculty of the junior faculty." Yet, teaching fellows bear a great deal of classroom responsibility, especially in introductory courses such as mathematics or languages. The University attaches a great deal of importance to the tutorial program as an antidote to Berkeley-like "impersonality," and teaching fellows are the mainstay of most tutorials. The teaching fellows have never tried...
...Americans pay for failing to have any kind of historical consciousness is that "success" is defined in terms of immediate payoffs and quick victories. I personally would define "success" as beginning to channel the chaotic energy of Watts and Harlem into political institutions capable of bringing organized power to bear against established political groups. Maybe by 1980 "success" would include victory at the polls, but for now goals must be more limited...