Word: editorialists
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...attention has been called to an assertion in your columns that the Faculty has been selfish about scholarship funds. Since your zestful editorialist has directed against others an attack that should properly be aimed at me, I write to remind you that the Faculty as a body does not make financial decisions. The Administration makes them, subject to the final authority of the President and Fellows. Under Mr. Pusey's supervision, I made the decisions on financial aid between 1953 and 1960. The selfishness therefore was mine--and I think Mr. Jencks should understand that any Dean...
...TIME'S first medical consultant; 72 this month, he is now a prolific medical columnist and editorialist, and editor of Medical World News...
...CRIMSON editorialist in September 1932 found cause for the Freshman to worry, but he saw the other side of the coin untarnished. "True, they enter College at a time when family and University budgets are severely restricted to essentials. But today, as freshmen, they will find men's minds quickened to thought and imagination by the problems of the present crisis; to the eager student such an atmosphere here is well worth the small sou of temporary financial restriction...
...Many an editorialist and polemicist was willing to leave the big questions to the Supreme Court last week as the U.S. debated the touchy issue of federal aid to private and religious schools. But here and there thoughtful opinion shaped...
...Katanga jeered and Belgians fretted, most of the rest of the world cheered. New York Times Reporter James Reston called Hammarskjold "one of the great natural resources in the world today." A Netherlands editorialist saw him as a "supranational figure," Italy as "a world-famed arbitrator . . . who imposes his own will," Japan as "the bridge between the reality of the world situation and the ideal of world peace...