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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...President knows what we [the public] do not, and he has been calculating the consequences of his action in the past," he said. "His tactics must be viewed in this context...
...itself does not isolate and cannot isolate its participants from the outer world. Therefore the degree of assurance in the guarantees for security should be regarded in the general context of the international situation. It is obvious that the aggravation of international tension, the growing danger of a nuclear war and aggressive actions will constitute threats for international security...
...There is still a lot of inflation ahead of us," said Herbert Stein, chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisers. In current context, he rates as an optimist. The Labor Department reported last week that retail prices in October rose at an annual rate of 9.6%, almost triple the September pace, and Otto Eckstein, a member of TIME'S Board of Economists, warned that inflation in the next three to six months will be "unbelievably...
...benefited from the production of arms need not necessarily wield them to be responsible for the resultant violence. With sex-related crimes this is also the case. The root of sexual violence is the linking of sex with a dominance-submission schema. Wherever there is sexual intercourse in the context of dominance/submission, it should rightfully be called rape. For in order to enforce dominance, agression must be employed, be it physical or psychological. I shudder to think of the number of rapes that probably occur on this very campus every day, to think of the numberless forced into submission, thereby...
...more often, the relationship between members' psychological responses to issues and the program a group may be trying to work out offers the potential to strengthen both the group and its members. It is in this context that both women's and men's groups are useful and necessary...