Word: eminentance
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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An eminent labor relations expert last night hailed President Johnson's "masterful handling" of the railroad situation and said there were "no smacks at all of a deal" in the President's promise to review the railroads' tax grievances.
To its author, it was more than a book; it became a crusade. And, despite her scientific training, she rejected facts that weakened her case, while using almost any material, regardless of authenticity, that seemed to support her thesis. Her critics, who included many eminent scientists, objected that the book...
Hope at Harvard. Perhaps the most promising experiment in trying to lower the pressure is currently under way at Harvard, where it is quite possible to both publish and perish. Of 180 assistant professors and instructors in the faculty of arts and sciences only about 20% will get tenure. Hoping...
> In Poland, 34 eminent Polish intellectuals sent a letter to Prime Minister Jozef Cyrankiewicz demanding that the government recognize "as necessary elements of progress the existence of public opinion, the right to criticize, freedom of discussion and of honest in formation." This kind of progress the party did not need...
These were the two most important conclusions that emerged from a weekend meeting between members of the Kennedy family and an advisory committee of 18 of the world's most eminent architects, designers, and planners.