Word: ideale
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Core Curriculum proposal is upon us, and I hear far too little opposition. The problem with the learning environment at Harvard is hardly an unclear definition of what is important. The Core Committee has laid out its ideal of what the liberally educated student should be like, and they have tried to devise a system to move us in that direction. What people need is exactly the opposite...
This week is also the ideal time to show up at the IAB and rub elbows with some of your favorite Crimson heroes who have just finished their winter sports seasons...
...social change, the capitalist views such interference as an unfortunate but necessary compromise with an ideal. Recognition of necessity and stirrings of conscience will continue to spur the capitalist to embrace some of those demands for social justice advanced by socialism...
...these "slanderers of socialism," as their regimes have dubbed them, accept socialism as an ideal, maintaining that it need not be repressive. A group of young French leftist intellectuals known as the "New Philosophers" is not so certain. Bernard-Henri Lévy, 28, one of the movement's most prolific members, has concluded that Stalinism, rather than being an aberration, "is a mode of socialism. Gulag is not an accident." At fault, he argues, is socialism's obsession with homogeneity, "expelling from its borders the forces of heterogeneity and ... squelching its rebels." Compared with socialism's seemingly intrinsic dangers, capitalism...
...view that the College is perhaps in a unique position to address the issue of how people of different races may better live together. I had the sense that we all share a hidden ideal in race relations, which is that at least at our College, the long-unsuccessful struggle over race may be set aside in its most destructive expressions. Instead, excellence in such relationships should hopefully take its place alongside tolerance for different ideas as a Harvard tradition that sets us apart from society. Such a goal will have to be shared by minority and non-minority...