Word: impacted
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...chapter organization is a fundamental brick in SDS's foundation, a certain measure of independence must be sacrificed to more important issues; namely, the war. In effect, Booth means that the National Committee must increase its control over its membership before a united front can have an appreciable impact on U.S. policy in Vietnam...
Many of the protest leaders realize that the impact of their demonstrations has been weakened by the unfortunate image which they have acquired. The organizers of the November 27 march, for example, are trying to avoid incidents which would be sensationalized...
...same impact is felt at schools of social work. * Enrollment in the nation's 59 graduate schools has increased over the past ten years from about 3,500 to more than 8,000. The U.S.C. Graduate School of Social Work has doubled its faculty in the past five years, still turns away increasing numbers of applicants. Boston University's School of Social Work is looking for housewives with social work degrees to fill faculty vacancies. The nationwide Council for Social Work received 45,000 inquiries about career possibilities this year (three times that of a year ago), reports...
Tillich had felt the full impact of the holocaust that ushered in the modern world; now in the postwar years he joined in the fun and ferment with which that world began. Amid the night life of gay Berlin, he met and courted handsome Hannah Werner, and they were married in 1924. In daylight hours, he and a group of fellow intellectuals talked out a blueprint for the emancipated future; "religious socialism" was what they called it. For the next decade, Tillich cultivated his vineyard-writing and lecturing, teaching theology and philosophy at various universities...
...discover America," declared Lindsay, "is as silly as saying DiMaggio doesn't know anything about baseball or that Toscanini and Caruso were not great musicians." Governor Nelson Rockefeller, whose son, Steven, has a Norwegian wife, at first voyaged rather bravely into the controversy: "As far as the impact of Columbus' voyage is concerned, he discovered America." Later he carefully added that he did not mean to take anything away from the Vikings Why, said he, "I have a Viking daughter-in-law myself...