Word: humanizes
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...agreement cannot be forced; but it must be present nonetheless. For centuries, Western man believed in the Natural Moral Law as expounded by Aristotle, Aquinas, Blackstone. This law was found neither in legislation nor divine revelation (although it posits the existence of God); it is achieved by examining human nature and reaching legal rules based on the findings. In practice, the most notable expression of Natural Moral Law was, and is, the English common law. Under the acceptance of Natural Moral Law, Europe achieved a relatively high degree of order, applicable to all phases of life, alike "to the work...
Tallest but One. He set up Yale's school of engineering, its department of drama, its Institute of Human Relations, and its observatory at Johannesburg, South Africa. To the horror of many of his trustees, he insisted on opening the first graduate school of nursing in the U.S. He was proud of the fact that he had built the tallest structure in New Haven (the 253-ft. Harkness Tower), professed to be bitterly disappointed when a gas company built a tank seven feet higher on the other side of town...
...Friday such subjects as: educational institutions' adjustment to progress, successful classroom practices, the responsibility of social education for the teaching of human relations, the implications of atomic energy for social education, and the implications of modern penology for social education will be reviewed...
...open institute on "Human Relations and Higher Education," centering around the report of President Truman's specially appointed commission of educators, will be held by the National Student Association at Boston University's Hayden Memorial Building today and tomorrow. All students are invited...
...Federal Council of Churches in its "Statement on Human Rights" went on record as opposing...