Word: conflict
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...critic's mind, it is reasonable to assume that the author, not the reader, has failed. To blame that failure upon the critic Instead of the author is a classic maneuver, and, of course, is in some cases justified. But not, I believe, in this instance. In a conflict between critic and author, a good thing for the by-stander to do is consult an impartial authority on the subject--and in this case most of those questioned agree with the reviewer. But the best thing to do in such a case, is for the reader to consult the story...
...deciding who goes on Schedule A, Ike and his aides must try to reconcile two sound principles that often conflict: 1) the morale and job security of the federal service should not be threatened by political appointees; 2) the Administration's policy decisions should be in the hands of the President, his Cabinet officers and other appointees, not in the hands of civil servants. The difficulty comes in trying to draw the line between the two sound principles...
John H. Finley '25, Eliot Professor of Greek Literature and master of Eliot House, discussed the conflict between knowledge and morality in the idea of a university, and called for a total integration of the individual intelligence...
...Joachim for the year 1260), men would soon be so perfect that they would not need any Dux or government or discipline. (Marx's translation: After the triumph of scientific socialism in the classless society, the state would "wither away" because men, purged of the evil of class conflict, would not need...
...Despite his engineering background," a Dunster tutor observes, "Fair is one of the most humanistic of the Housemaster." His conversation roams freely from music to current events. During Far's last trip to South Africa in 1927, the race conflict which now splits the country was threatening. Restoring peace, to Fair, is a matter of practicality. "The enemies will have to recognize that they must live together The native is as much a citizen of the Union as the white; he should not be segregated in towns or forced on reservations...