Word: helpful
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...university's best weapon against drug abuse, he said, is "the good judgment of 90 per cent of its students. We can help them by drying up the sources of supply and by providing an atmosphere of calm discussion...
...what he feels is moral and political decay. Reagan would like to see the noon-time political rallies moved from the Sproul Hall steps--near a major entrance to the University campus--to a more remote location where "no one will be forced to listen." Chancellor Heyns, to help the state government resist the temptation to interfere, may do just that...
...visit may once again demonstrate Johnson's political opportunism, it will contribute nothing to the achievement of a negotiated peace in Vietnam. The present Administration policy is not aimed in that direction, and its constant reiteration by the titular leader of the opposing party will do nothing to help change it. Instead, the use of Eisenhower as a vehicle for Johnson's policy will undercut any Republican in the next two years who proposes a Vietnam policy more oriented toward negotiations than the Administration's. And should any Republican attempt to run against the President in 1968 on a peace...
...John Peterson was once our first-string tackle. He moved to guard to help us out, and was injured. His job was lost to Flanagan, but he works just as hard now as he did as a starter...
...precious few major explosions in the world during the last 30 years at which earnest, hardworking Dave Duncan has not been present. Hung up on photography ever since he was 18, when his sister gave him a 39? camera, Kansas City-born Duncan came along just in time to help create a new professional caste; the photojournalist. As a correspondent for the National Geographic, LIFE and, in recent years, as one of the highest paid freelancers in the business, Duncan has roamed the world, covering wars and revolutions and the people who made them and died in them...