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...position on parietals unfortunately fails to distinguish between the overall philosophy of parietal restriction and the details of that issue. There is a big difference between "major changes" and major changes. The Masters and Deans made an adjustment in the fall and are now using that as an excuse for refusing to consider changes in philosophy...
...T.S.U. student," Jones concluded, "must distinguish between the trappings of higher education and higher education itself...
...times, Charles Ives' atonality is so intense that it was difficult to distinguish his style from that of the music on the first half of the program. There are telling differences, however: Ives' melody lines are much longer, and he is careful to relieve the cacophony by recalling more traditional modes of expression. His style is basically an expansion of the tonal idiom rather than a negation...
...longer needed to be pointed to a "beyond." The new church, he said, must stop talking about a transcendent God and concentrate on God as immanent-"the Divine in the midst of things." The question thus posed but left unanswered, is what in this scheme of things is to distinguish a Christian from any other humanistic do-gooder. The simplistic solution of some of the new activists seems to be to talk about Jesus as the original good Joe out to organize the underdogs into getting a decent shake from the Establishment...
Similarly, George Romney's five months of ambiguity on Viet Nam cost him considerable support. When he finally stated his position last week, at a dinner celebrating the 150th anniversary of the Hartford Times, it was hard to distinguish from the middle-of-the-road course that Johnson has followed-and the President promptly thanked him for his "strong endorsement...