Word: environmental
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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In spite of some difficulty in adjusting to a different academic and social environment, Gunter has enjoyed Harvard immensely. The faculty lives up to its international prestige, and although the students are somewhat reserved, he finds them interesting company. Radcliffe girls, Gunter notes, equal the Berlin female students in both...
WHY is it that totalitarianisms arouse our deepest hostility? The best answer is not so much in their immoral quality as in the fact that they are inherently unstable because they are at war with our only trustworthy way of living in accord with the facts. For it is only...
Nothing industry's reliance on education for its top personnel, he deplored the assumption that education is but an instrument for financial success. Calling attention to the increasing dependence by universities on "government and business for the sustenance they must have to keep alive," he warned, nevertheless, that educational institutions...
A year ago, Ike's Economic Report made it clear that his Administration was on top of the incipient recession, and predicted that it would end before the year was out. The Government was cutting taxes, easing credit, and holding a public-works program in ready status. But Government...
Most artists went to the West as strangers. The earliest first-rate American artist to whom the new West was a natural environment was George Caleb Bingham, a self-taught painter who grew up in Missouri. Bingham's Osage warrior lying in ambush is tense testimony to the wagoner...