Word: historicized
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Like the prophets of old, the President of the U.S. demonstrated last week that he is not without honor save perhaps in his own country. From the moment Richard Nixon set foot on Egyptian soil, beginning his historic, seven-day trip to four Arab nations and Israel, the huzzas and...
The divorce referendum vote, as well as another election last weekend in Sardinia in which the left was also favored, was on everyone's mind during last week's discussions of a possible change of government. No new general elections are scheduled for three years, and the Christian...
Furious Bankers. Many commercial bankers are furious. The savings-bank payment order, says Rex J. Morthland, president of the American Bankers Association, "is a blatant violation of the spirit and the letter of the historic distinction between savings and checking accounts." The ABA last week asked the Federal Deposit Insurance...
That Nixon is having this kind of difficulty despite his intense efforts to be recognized as a devout and respected believer was probably foreordained. Almost every President has had such trouble to some degree, just as every President has felt compelled to speak piously in public, regardless of what he...
Leonard knows that on the face of it, the University's performance in developing an affirmative action plan gives administration critics good reason to be skeptical of Harvard's commitment to progressive hiring policies. He agrees with his critics that the plan finally approved by HEW does not move fast...