Word: depth
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...refreshing in contrast to the mere competence or polemical outrage of the other articles. De Gaulle, according to his longtime observer, is no overbearing dictator in the conventional sense. "Authoritarian by temper, unfit for negotiation, impatient in dispute, he wants to dominate by the highness of his thoughts and depth of his views, not by forcing upon," writes Lacouture...
Yale, which is outclassed by Harvard in depth and in first-line performers, will have to do some nifty calculating before it can figure out how to win this...
...newsmagazines are catching on fast in most European countries, but not in England, where several newspapers are not only national, but also have big Sunday supplements of wide scope covering all subjects. European newsmagazines are often criticized for lack of depth and commitment and for carrying too much advertising. "But now the ideological wars are over," says Servan-Schreiber. "Europe has been depoliticized. Opinion not founded on fact has no impact any more. Ours is the new journalism...
...prospect of the Inner Belt's being scrapped remains slim. One must reckon with the facts: both state and federal highway officials are highly committed to the road; Gov. John A. Volpe is solidly behind the highway; and thus far, the opposition has lacked both the breadth and depth to convince any pro-Belt politician that his political salvation lies in a change of position. Opposition to the Inner Belt is a local Cambridge issue. Under just the right circumstances, the highway may still be stopped; but only the most optimistic can hold out reasonable hope that those circumstances will...
...Crimson won't be having as easy a time of it as last year, when they romped over Boston College, 125-63 1/2. B.C. appears as the top challenger this year, with added depth and scoring potential making the Eagles a match for Harvard in first-line quality...