Word: citizenships
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Nevertheless, such illustrious neo-liberals as Sen. Gary Hart (D-Colo.) claim that the national service plan will instill American youth with necessary citizenship values, at the same time rejuvenating America's failing social commitment and bolstering her lackluster conventional forces. In one plan, outlined by Rep. Robert Torricelli (D-N.J.) at the Kennedy School last month, all 18-year-old Americans will choose whether to serve in civil or military service. However, if a youth chooses civil service but has no necessary skills for social programs, such as the Peace Corps or Teacher Corps, he may be sent...
Americans should heed the call for John F. Kennedy '40, who asked what we could do for our country. And the country should continue to increase the number of ways we can answer, by increasing voluntary service programs. But when citizenship values are mandated in a democracy, they lose their essential worth...
...convicted, the 71-year-old Sokolov would face deportation and lose his citizenship. Ten years ago, the Slavic Languages department at Yale received copies of the controversial articles and Sokolov resigned in the face of pressure from his colleagues...
...Granting full South African citizenship to all our peoples...
Hence, the moral of Mobil's tale clearly emerges: "Forcing American companies to withdraw would end their constructive role." The constructive role of corporations in bringing about reform, of course, lies in their ability to pressure the government. By running ads in South African newspapers urging equal citizenship, they let the Botha regime know that they are mad as hell about apartheid and won't take it any longer. Well, at least not for too much longer...