Word: benefited
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...students who rejected the idea of non-resident advisors thought the "undergraduate perspective" might be more of a detriment than a benefit. They feared that anyone still immersed in the undergraduate world might inadventently infect their advisees with personal prejudices about courses and fields of concentration...
...shows; the club gave up the old structure when it was told (by the students who appointed themselves the executive committee) that the Loeb Faculty advisers would only deal with them, and not with an elected group. In return, the HDC, then substantially in debt, was offered enough benefit performances to bail itself out; free tickets to Loeb shows for HDC members; and a rash of other promises that never panned...
...things he has them say. But he tends to throw them at each other with an almost unbelievable viciousness, and without ever providing really adequate motivation. He also tries on occasion to sneak into a conversation a little background material that is obviously only for the audience's benefit...
...American-style high school system, with all students in the same kind of school through the age of 16 or 18. Then the slugging match to enter colleges would not be shut off to any bright child, regardless of background, and both the nations and the children would benefit...
...course, in raising such a question you have really answered it yourself?obviously any war must be finally ended by some kind of negotiations. But negotiations are worthwhile only if conditions are favorable for them. If you negotiate without benefit to your cause and struggle, that is a surrender in the guise of negotiations. And I am certainly not in favor of any such surrender...