Word: elected
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...That is the complaint of the Gen Ed courses that they must now further compress already-crowded course schedules to cover the material under their rubrics. Where this proves impossible or detrimental, the optional wording of the Faculty's decision can be invoked, and the course can elect to run straight through till exams--as in fact many upper-level courses...
...president-elect of the American Psychoanalytical Association, Dr. Grete Bibring, has been appointed to the Medical Professorship of Psychiatry at Medical School. Dr. Bibring is presently an associate professor. She is also serving as the Psychiatrist-in-Chief of the Beth-Israel Hospital and is vice-President of the International Psychoanalytical Association...
...reconsider the slate, thus passing it. Salmond claimed that the delegation consisted of Alberg's "flunkies," that the members of the executive committee who voted with Alberg "owe their positions to him," and "there is no doubt in my mind" that a general meeting of the Club would elect Phillips to the delegation...
Last week in Algeria the F.L.N. rebels and France took a giant step closer to the end of 6½ years of wasting war. In Kenya white men voted peacefully alongside their African servants and Africans in the countryside to elect a new legislature certain to be dominated by blacks. In Rhodesia's faltering Central African Federation, where white settlers had even talked angrily of armed rebellion against the British Colonial Office, top leaders decided to negotiate-not fight-the inevitable: some kind of African control of the northern areas...
...Shannon regarded Dwight Eisenhower's biggest failing as "not mobilizing the full energies of the American people in fighting the political cold war." But almost alone among the liberal pundits, he has never gone overboard for Kennedy. Even in a seemingly honeyed tribute to Kennedy just after the election. Shannon expressed between-the-lines doubts: "If the physical courage is matched by the political courage, if the intellectual brilliance is touched with enough compassion and imagination, if the canny political skill is ennobled by an occasional act of reckless daring on behalf of moral principle, then John Fitzgerald Kennedy...