Word: dependently
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...from their execution may be more difficult than it sounds. On paper, Ehrlichman and Shultz will be equals, each with his own staff, each with his own line of communication to the President. Haldeman will continue as overall coordinator of White House activities. How the setup works out will depend on the durability and chemistry of the individuals involved. It will be Ehrlichman's task to pull together and reconcile the aspirations of the individual operating such departments as HEW, Transportation, and Housing and Urban Development. After the President decides what should be done, it will...
...ground that the odds are longest against the Israelis?at least in terms of numbers. With a population of 2,800.000 v. 51 million Arabs, Israel can mobilize an army of 275,000 against Arab armies of 398,000 men. The Israelis depend on air superiority and wits to protect themselves. One reason that Israeli soldiers have hunkered down for so long on the Bar-Lev Line under barely tolerable siege conditions is that their string of hedgehog forts and minefields serve as a kind of trip wire. The line, using relatively few men, is designed to delay any kind...
...issue of women's education is one that will require considerable study and commitments before merger passes. The problem with separate institutions, however, is that Radcliffe is not independent. Women depend on Harvard totally for their classroom education. Caroline W. Bynum, assistant professor of History, pointed out recently that the position of women at Harvard bears some resemblance to that of blacks in the nation: "The men have all the intellectual resources, just as the whites have all the money." Now Radcliffe must contract with Harvard for women's education. It is either not possible to exert pressure from Radcliffe...
...freshman year." he says. "I talked to hardly anyone. But I made beautiful discoveries academically. I thought the beauty of Harvard was that they left you alone. We moved back to Cambridge ten years ago just so I could be near Widener Library-I love it and depend...
...meet that challenge, the Administration has made a massive and partly successful effort to restore calm and confidence. Both the politics and the economics of the slump depend heavily on mood. That mood improved considerably late last week with Wall Street's sharp, long-awaited rally (see BUSINESS). A more buoyant stock market cannot in itself right the basic imbalances of the economy. But if the rally is sustained, it will be a sign of confidence that the Administration's policies are beginning to work. Thus the national attitude would brighten rapidly-along with Republican prospects in November...