Word: explicitly
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Crane also attributed to DeGuglielmo a criticism of last year's reduction in the tax rate from $72.60 to $72. Although there is no explicit criticism of the reduction in the budget message. DeGuglielmo and some of the five councillors who supported him are known to believe that the reduction was unnecessary and that the city could have used the additional money...
...AAUP is not noted for its temerity. But if any measure of respectability is to be returned to the faculty at St. John's; if any lasting and meaningful reforms are to be enacted, they will have to be forthright in their analysis and explicit in their proposals. We hope they...
...call the "straight" world. This is evident in "pop," which insists on reducing art to the trivial, and in the "camp" movement, which pretends that the ugly and banal are fun. It is evident among writers, who used to disguise homosexual stories in heterosexual dress but now delight in explicit descriptions of male intercourse and orgiastic nightmares. It is evident in the theater, with many a play dedicated to the degradation of women and the derision of normal sex. The most sophisticated theatrical joke is now built around a homosexual situation; shock comes not from sex but from perversion. Attacks...
...College Student," the report prepared by the committee of prominent psychiatrists including members of the health services of Vassar, Yale, M.I.T., and Sarah Lawrence, said in part, "We believe the changing sexual mores...require colleges to be explicit about their views toward sexual conduct on the campus," according to the New York Times. In preparing the report, the Group contacted various college officials and compared the rules and policies of 37 institutions, the Times said...
Rusk's Antenna. The essential facts of the story-minus Stevenson's posthumous opinions-were reported when they were first leaked to the press by U Thant early this year. Nonetheless, no sooner had Sevareid's piece appeared last week than reporters demanded more explicit details from the Administration. Secretary McNamara retorted angrily: "There is not one word of truth in the remarks made about me or the position attributed to me." White House Press Secretary Bill Moyers declined even to discuss the story, explaining: "I follow the President's advice of a long time...