Word: implicitly
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1960-1969
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...editors of The Current have devoted their entire spring issue to the problem they have, in effect, been discussing in every issue: "the experience of the Catholic student at Harvard." Their ten articles explore two implicit themes: the social and intellectual position of Catholic students as a minority group in a secular university, and the more general position of all Catholics in an age of uneasy agnosticism...
...Cotton in his recent article on Harvard basketball, states that the team's poor won-and-lost record is partly due to alumni and admissions office indifference and largely due to poor coaching. Implicit in this criticism is the alarming notion that the alumni and admissions staff should actively recruit basketball players for their own sake...
...students who had found jobs through Student Employment (no fee) to work through HSA instead (paying a fee). If I understand the Dean's argument, this change was justified because the non-profit Employment Office could not afford the staff to be as "aggressive" as HSA. But the economics implicit here would close the Employment Office instantly and transfer all its operations to HSA, thus saving the University the cost of the entire Employment Office. Furthermore, in directing inquires from the Employment Office to HSA, the Manager was responding to the difficulties of serving a non-profit organization...
While the purposes of such publications diverge, all face certain basic dilemmas. One of their implicit functions, for example, is to provide a forum for undergraduates and graduate students who are not in a position to express themselves in professional journals or national media. Yet to limit one's pages to student writings may mean to accept inferior works in lieu of the better ones which faculty members and outside writers might submit if given an opportunity. The problem is complicated by a tendency of students, given a limited amount of reading time, to prefer articles by "authorities...
Where Charity Begins. As against the implicit fear of Government reprisal for failure to cooperate, there was the implicit hope of tax goodies for going along...