Word: concernedly
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Nobel Peace Prize. Although Cyrus Vance and Jimmy Carter both waffled somewhat on the exact wording of their commitment to take a moral stand in foreign policy, both had ultimately backed State's critique of the Soviets' behavior. In his fireside chat last week, Carter repeated his concern for human rights, stressing, though, that this would not be allowed to upset "our efforts toward friendly relations with other countries...
...manager's characteristics? Typified in public life by John F. Kennedy, the gamesman loves taking calculated risks and is fascinated by new techniques. He is simultaneously cooperative but competitive, playful but compulsive, a team player but an aspiring superstar. He does not worry much about money; his main concern with the size of his salary is that it is the way corporations keep score...
...conference American Indians will examine issues of concern to them, and educate the general public on these issues, Oscar S. Rodriguez '80, a member of AIH, said this week...
...Charles N. Sanders, director of Massachusetts General Hospital, a Harvard teaching affiliate, voiced concern last month that federal regulations may hurt medical schools and small hospitals. Next month he may be in Washington taking part in writing those regulations...
...Radcliffe does not concentrate on Radcliffe--in fact, most of Baker's arguments consider the other, more independent schools. Her concern is the future of women's education, the extent to which the Seven Sisters who remain separate from men's colleges can change to meet the needs of modern women, who can choose between coeducation and single-sex schools. So far, the independent schools do not seem to have found a resolution to the problem, largely, Baker argues, because they are still afraid of leaving the traditional educational mold in which they were cast. There are now more courses...