Word: fostered
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GEORGE FROST KENNAN, 57, Pulitzer-prize winning Kremlinologist (Russia Leaves the War), onetime Ambassador to Moscow (1952), top cold war strategist who shaped the U.S. containment policy and the Marshall Plan. In a sharp policy disagreement with John Foster Dulles, he was shunted aside in 1953 after 25 years in the Foreign Service. He became a professor at Princeton's Institute for Advanced Study, now is back in diplomacy as Ambassador to Yugoslavia, one of the cold war's key vantage points...
More often, the job seeks the man. Says U.C.L.A.'s Vice Chancellor Foster Sherwood: "The man you want is never in the market." Sherwood, whose burgeoning campus needs 100 new facultymen next fall, is spending thousands building the labs and libraries that scholars find irresistible...
Solarin is sure that his helpers' work is not in vain. "Our mission is clear," says he. "It's to foster absolute freedom of thought in Nigeria. And we don't intend to turn out any gentlemen...
...Foster M. Palmer, Assistant Librarian for Reference, has been appointed Associate Librarian for Circulation and Reference, Paul H. Buck, Director of the Harvard University Libraries, announced recently...
Barnaby is confident that his team will give another good showing this year. "We've lost Henry Foster, Hugh Nawn, and Joe Clark through graduation, but this year's spirit is excellent, and everybody is determined to make good on the move up to higher positions," he said. Barnaby pointed out that Harvard is the team to beat this year, and every other team will be gunning to knock the Crimson off its championship pedestal...