Word: concerns
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...first concern is that some students have the mistaken notion that the College is a haven which will shelter them from the drug laws," Seymour said...
There is also a new understanding of what Judaism has to teach. After centuries of concentration in Europe, many Jewish scholars are now writing in America. The late Hebrew Philosopher Martin Buber, whose books stress concern for the individual over organized religion, has become a big man on non-Jewish campuses. "In the U.S.," ob serves University of Chicago Theologian J. Coert Rylaarsdam, "there is current ly a great vogue for things Jewish...
...evening ripples with laughter, a renewed credit to Williams' fluent comic sense. Yet the undertone of the play is prevailingly sad. The characters are sterile in their neurotic self-concern, people who cannot feed each other the simplest joys of life because each is so busy devouring himself...
Arriving at Stockholm airport, Finance Minister Michel Debré stirred more concern by repeating the French demands with embellishments. As the conference opened, club-wielding police broke up a demonstration against the Viet Nam war by 150 young Swedes, some of them carrying signs reading SUPPORT FOR THE DOLLAR IS SUPPORT FOR GENOCIDE and NO CREDITS TO U.S. MURDERERS. Treasury Secretary Henry Fowler, chief U.S. delegate, took a back entrance to avoid the melee...
Schweitzer's main concern nowadays is to complete the biggest change in the IMF's 24 years: creation of a new international money - paper gold - to take the pressure off dollars, pounds and real gold in bankrolling world trade and investment. It goes by the clumsy name of "Special Drawing Rights," or SDKs for short. Actually, SDKs would have some characteristics of currency and some of credit. They would consist of wholly artificial reserves, carried on the IMF's books as a separate fund and backed by pledges of contributions from IMF members in their own currencies...