Word: fostered
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Past recipients of the Thayer Award, which commemorates the service of the Military Academy's first superintendent, have included General Dwight D. Elsenhower, John Foster Dulles, John McCloy and Henry Cabot Lodge '24. The presentation ceremonies will take place on May 1, following a brigade review by the Corps of Cadets in Conant's honor...
Ragsdale has proposed a "Council of House Agents" to foster "increased membership participation...
...French held little more than the Saigon area and were willing to withdraw. But the United States government did not desire a peaceful solution to the Vietnamese war; rather, it wished to internationalize the fighting. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles even offered nuclear weapons to the French government to use against the Viet Minh, but France refused...
...bombings have, however, indirectly--and probably inadvertently--expanded a whole area of opportunity which American diplomats would do well to explore. Just hours before the American jets flew over their targets, Russian Premier Kosygin arrived in Hanoi. He travelled there to foster Russian interests in South East Asia, out Russian interests, in this situation, coincide rather closely with American interests...
...must be remembered that medical schools are faced with a large number of superior people. If all work and no play really does foster an aphasic dullness, students might do well to ponder the words of one medical school dean who remarked, "The unexciting person will definitely have a more difficult time getting admitted in the coming years." On the other hand, for those students at the other polar extreme, there is very little play in medical school. The moral, Neither an ant nor a grasshopper...