Word: establishments
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Pusey thinks they have a definite value. "I know they kick about going," he says, "and sometimes the programs are poor. But by the time a student is a senior, I think he comes to realize that it has been a very unifying experience." Pusey adds that to establish such a program at Harvard would be almost impossible since there is no auditorium large enough to hold the entire college; and unless attended by the whole student body, the meetings, lose much of their effect...
...Pusey thinks they have a definite value. "I know they kick about going," he says, "and sometimes the programs are poor. But by the time a student is a senior, I think he comes to realize that it has been a very unifying experience." Pusey adds that to establish such a program at Harvard would be almost impossible since there is no auditorium large enough to hold the entire college; and unless attended by the whole student body, the meetings lose much of their effect...
...Would an oath establish credibility? ... Of course not . . . How silly can this stupidity become . . . Communists, whom it is allegedly the purpose of the oath-demanders to trap, do not hesitate to lie if it serves the . . . party line. Honest men and women, and journals which have built their reputation on their search for truth, refuse to believe that integrity and openness of conduct count for nothing . . . We shall not sign the pledge which he has concocted...
...brown hair sticking out from under the light blue veil of her habit, walking about alone in the streets of Madrid. What the nun told the mother superior, in a combination of French and halting Spanish, was almost equally surprising: she had come from Aix-en-Provence to establish the first house of her order, the Little Sisters of Jesus, in Spain. She asked the mother superior of the Casa de la Virgen for hospitality until she could find a place to live...
Their house was built around Christmas time. All through the raw winter, Sisters Marie Aline and Dominique worked to establish themselves, putting up a fence to keep out the animals and building a small, neat chapel. Little Sisters of Jesus are supposed to earn their own living: Sister Dominique got a job as charwoman to a rich family in town and Sister Marie Aline began to give French lessons and do babysitting. The people of La Bomba accepted them as their own. Women dropped in to offer help and ask advice; children picked up French words to impress them; during...