Word: dependency
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...earning and prestige depend on success...
...community become better and better instead of worse and worse, as has been true of some other university communities. Not only do we have a responsibility to the community but we realize that the sense of well-being and the emotional health of our whole student and faculty community depend on having an area around us in which they can live happily, work, and raise their children...
Rather than appoint a new officer immediately, Bok asked Farber to scout out upcoming proxy battles. 'Obviously, whether Steve will be able to handle it alone will depend on what happens this year," Bok said. "On the basis of last year, I wouldn't think a full-time person was needed...
...life-span of the new section will depend on how long the difficulties-and the Government's attempts to enhance prosperity while curbing inflation-remain a dominant concern. THE ECONOMY will report on and analyze the Administration's policies on wages, prices, taxation, the all-important matters of trade and world monetary policy. It will also cover the initiatives and responses of foreign governments. The New York-based editors, writers and reporter-researchers working in the new department will be able to call in reports from TIME's 29 domestic and foreign bureaus; five of our correspondents...
...Catholic moderate condemned his coreligionists' refusal to attend talks. "We are on the verge of the most appalling bloodshed," said Oliver Napier, vice chairman of the nonsectarian Alliance Party, "and yet you are not prepared to get around a table and discuss issues on which many lives may depend. You are steering straight toward civil...