Word: bureaucratice
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There was silence for a few weeks. Then Stoughton was caught up in Nixon's bureaucratic housecleaning. It had been determined that his $25,000 a year was far too much for his responsibilities. His job was abolished. So after 31½ years of Government service, with commendations for...
Gulliver. True, Castaneda s books do read like a highly orchestrated Bildungsroman. But anthropologists worry less about literary excellence than about the shaman's elusiveness, as well as his apparent disconnection from the Yaquis "I believe that basically the work has a very high percentage of imagination " says Jesus Ochoa...
The University cannot ignore it now. Perhaps the end of support for certain programs is less than tragic. Certainly, forcing Harvard to confront the realities of its connection with Washington is a good thing. But the sudden sharpness with which the cuts were performed is inexcusable. We take strong exception...
The termination of some programs--such as the $400,000 Harvard College work-study arrangement--is a simple case of bureaucratic ineptitude. The Nixon Administration has not ended the Federal government's commitment to aiding college students in financial need. But by withdrawing support for the present system before completing...
Here's a bill of particulars: not only did Nixon refuse to campaign actively for the Presidency during the summer; he seems also to have sponsored an espionage-sabotage guerrilla action against the rival Democratic Party. Then, come fall and his landslide victory, Nixon began a brutal purge of his...