Word: existing
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Everywhere I go," Carter adds, "people want to know whether our system of government can continue to exist. 'Can the federal bureaucracy be controlled? Can it be competent?' I think it can. It needs the tough-minded business planning that I represent...
...left the country, the aid would not be needed quite so critically. Surinam is one of the world's leading exporters of bauxite, the ore from which aluminum is refined. Already determined reserves are more than 500 million tons, and untold additional tonnage is believed to exist beneath unexplored jungle. Surinam provides about one-fifth of U.S. bauxite needs. Meanwhile, the new nation has other markets and friends. Venezuela will soon give oil to Surinam in exchange for bauxite, and Brazil may build a highway through the jungle to gain another port on the Atlantic...
...student boycott is not enough, however, to cure the ills of the CRR, since the committee continues to exist and function without student representation. Last spring, for example, the CRR ruled on the cases of six students involved in the DuBois Institute Student Coalition's May sit-in outside President Bok's office. The students, who should have been found innocent, were declared guilty of interfering in the operation of the University and had letters of reprimand placed in their files as punishment...
Absurd Fears. Fulbright is not alone in these concerns. Last fall, less than two years after her own Washington Post was uncovering the Watergate scandals, Publisher Katharine Graham warned reporters against a temptation to "see conspiracy and cover-up where they do not exist." Before a group of editors last month, A.P. General Manager Wes Gallagher denounced "this investigative binge." CBS Commentator Eric Sevareid feels that there is "a kind of McCarthyism" abroad: "Anybody who is hauled up and accused of anything is assumed guilty until proved innocent. This is a residue of Watergate...
...Celebration of Women" was more than an evening of good music. Women composers do indeed exist - and then some. One concert does not, of course, make a revolution. With that in mind, Pierre Boulez and the Philhar monic have already scheduled for later this season works by two other women, Barbara Kolb and Lucia Dlugoszewski. Any other takers...