Word: developement
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...inspired by the abysmal performances of the athletes from the Yukon and Northwest Territories in conventional sports at the Canada Winter Games held in Quebec City in 1967. Says Lou LeFaive, director of Sports Canada: "The idea was to provide a level of competition that would enable Northerners to develop skills at a rate more compatible with that in the South." Native events were included...
...housing plan that does not at least maintain the present ratios at the "ratio" Houses (Adams, Dunster, Lowell, Quincy, and Winthrop). Many women currently residing in these Houses stipulated a desirable ratio as a necessary condition for their moving to Harvard. These Houses have begun to grow and develop as co-residential communities. We recognize the problems of those women who are dissatisfied with the ratios in the remaining River Houses in which they live. However, distribution of women in insignificant numbers throughout the Houses would do nothing to alleviate the problems in the "bad" ratio Houses, and would only...
...effect that things all over the world have on his block, on his salary, on his reception, or lack of reception into society, immediately becomes interested in things international." Hence any African Studies Program today must move with a new perspective of Pan-Africanism in the objective effort to develop the Afro-Centric perspective in education. Such Afrocentric perspective enables one to deal with African problems with characteristic African methodologies and processes...
...Harvard has not met its commitment to develop the department. The Faculty Resolution of April 1969 which established the department charged that it be "innovative." President Bok, himself has said that the department should be one of the most "exciting" departments in the University (quote from Prof. Turner's colloquium series lecture). Yet, at every turn such attempts at innovation have been met with attacks from all quarters...
...rapes on the network's soaps betrays an effort "to increase the melodrama, which means using either the penis or the switchblade." Even the good people are now seen drinking. There are also black lawyers and doctors wandering around Sudsville. Although some of the shows are trying to develop a social conscience and thereby attract younger viewers, a real discussion of racial problems has yet to be added to the staple woes...