Word: enlisting
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Requests for organizational backing are part of a campaign to enlist general student support for coalition recommendations. Peter S. Hogness '76 a coalition member said yesterday Hogness said he has been favorably surprised" by the high degree of student interest and support
America cannot escape responsibility for Viet Nam. Nor can the recognition of Saigon's own fatal weakness, which is ultimately to blame, assuage the national grief for the Vietnamese in their final agony. But America did not enlist in the war for life. There cannot be an infinite cycle of protests, recrimination and guilt. The U.S. has paid for Viet Nam-many times over. A phase of American history has finished. It is time to begin anew...
French Food. Soon the industry will be run by a state company under the Bureau of Mines. Demonstrating a certain flexibility, Pérez recommended that if the national oil industry runs into trouble, the government might enlist foreign companies to help produce or market the petroleum...
...Omission. The search for work is intense. So many job seekers want to enlist in the armed forces that recruiters have raised admission standards, and the Air Force even turns down some men with master's degrees. All over the U.S. employers find they can fill jobs that pay only $2 or $2.25 an hour for gas station attendants, security guards, dishwashers. Those openings are often grabbed up by people who used to earn twice or three times as much. To get any job at all, some people are downplaying their talents and training, hoping to avoid the stigma...
...essential that our railroads be revitalized, and I recognize this important first step by U.S.R.A. in identifying some of the problems. But I believe additional consideration must be given to new ways for bringing our railroads back to life. Perhaps we could enlist the U.S. Travel Service to encourage rail use by foreign travelers during the Bicentennial period. This, of course, would mean that rail improvement must involve local planning, rather than leave the burden solely to federal and state assistance...