Word: fulfillingness
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In one article, Managing Editor Richard Holbrooke notes that two strikingly different groups have converged to create a downbeat appraisal of the U.S.: the "guilt-ridden," Viet Nam-haunted American Left, and a number of "neoconservatives" including Henry Kissinger, former U.N. Ambassador Daniel Patrick Moynihan and ex-Defense Secretary James...
The exaltation which such a project generates among Harvard administrators, who see the University fulfilling a noble missionary objective, is not shared by the more enlightened element of the Harvard community, which sees in the Iranian expedition the acknowledgement of the objectives of the Iranian government and at least tacit...
ON COMMUNISM IN EUROPE. I wouldn't like to see the Communist Party in the government in Paris, or in Rome, or in other places. On the other hand, I do not believe that this must of necessity mean a catastrophe. We have seen Communists as ministers, and even...
Both authors agree that the Soviet system works-miserably. Russia, writes Kaiser, is a superpower that lacks even a basic network of good roads. The Soviets have exploited the greatest advantage of their authoritarian system in concentrating vast resources upon narrow goals-defense and space, for example-but otherwise have...
Gould has been honing his theories for more than 50 years. A graduate of Lehigh University, he worked briefly as an engineer in 1921 (while playing in a five-piece Dixieland band on the side) but concluded that opportunities for engineers were limited in the unsettled times after World War...