Word: ill
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...pullback in Kashmir. Also, the two countries must take realistic self-help measures and, in view of the shared threat of Communist China, spare the Administration gratuitous criticism of U.S. foreign policy. Finally, Humphrey intimated that some non-military assistance for South Viet Nam would not be ill-received in Washington, though this was not made a condition of continuing...
...meet the problem is not to prolong medical education but to shorten it. Today, for virtually all physicians, education takes a minimum of nine years after high school: four in college, four in medical school, one in an internship. Specialists spend two to seven years more in an ill-paid residency...
Crimson Key Society has elect-officers for 1966-67. they are: Geoffrey B. Shields '67, of Winthrop House and Lake Forest, Ill., president; Jeffrey C. Neal '67, of Winthrop House and Normal, III, vice-president; Arnold Bortz '68 of Winthrop House and Cincinnati, Ohio, secretary; and James A. Luebbers '67 of Winthrop House and Park Ridge, III, treasurer...
...final judge of applications. It would not involve extra administrative costs, for most of the late applications now arrive within a few days after the deadline, and revenue from the fines would help pay the added expense. It would also eliminate the costs in terms of time and ill-feeling which disputes resulting from the present system produce. Hopefully, some means of aiding students who have been deprived of aid this semester will be found--either by reversing the ruling in certain exceptional cases or through aid which the departments may furnish directly...
Sandra, though lento-paced and pretentious, does create a bewitching atmosphere of decadence. While the old, ordered world passes into limbo, Visconti savors every detail of a cavernous manse where each drafty, half-lit corridor and every gleaming bit of crystal augurs ill. But finally the decor becomes a bore, and even Visconti's human characters seem used up, lifeless, set into place like figures in a faded tapestry...