Word: ill
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...seems impossible to deny," Ford said, "that a war of ill-defined aims, of ill-defined scope, involving some weapons which apparently do not meet minimum requirements--such...
Eleven years ago, the play which struck New York as daring and venturesome was the ill-fated Broadway production of Waiting for Godot. Today, the same nerves have apparently been hit by the highly profitable Off-Broadway prank, MacBird. Obviously, these works have little in common aside from their relative popular momentum and their respective pans from Walter Kerr. Beckett's sad farce, already found on at least three Harvard reading lists, seems firmly included in the century's catalogue of major literature. Barbara Garson, on the other hand, has chosen quite deliberately to write on water in order...
Robert H. Azbug of Great Neck, N.Y. (History); Jonathan Boorstin of Chicago, Ill. (History); Bruce L. Bush of Chicago, Ill. (Physics); A.C. Dearing 3rd of Louisville, Ky. (Chemistry and Physics); Jeffrey B. Rauch of Far Rockaway, N.Y. (Mathematics) and John G. Rhodes Jr. of Tampa, Fla. (Fine Arts...
Richard Blumenthal of New York (Government); Claudi Canizares of Yonkers, N.Y. (Physics); Gregory B. Craig of McLean, Va. (History); Stuart A. Davis of Winchester (English); Donald J. Friedman of Evanston, Ill. (History); Kenneth C. Froewiss of Short Hills, N.J. (Economics); David J. Gleason of New Britain, Conn. (History); A. Arthur Kuflik of Brooklyn, N.Y. (Philosophy); William L. Lepowsky of Flushing, N.Y. (Mathematics) and David S. Lindsay of New York (Physics...
...this bodes ill for the future of student-administration relations at Radcliffe. If Mrs. Bunting and the College Council wish to salvage some student respect, they should carefully consider and approve this Fall those recommendations they have tabled for further discussion. If, as is most likely, they do not carefully consider and approve them, it will only confirm the conclusion reached in these pages three weeks ago that "given [Mrs. Bunting's] history of making decisions first and seeking student opinion afterward, one can only smile at the hunger strikers' suggestion that their committee become a 'permanent' and 'independent' part...