Word: informativeness
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...people who take eucharist very seriously as the celebration and praise of the Mystery that enfolds our living and dying, we would like to inform both Kaplan and Durang that they are trampling like pigs in a sanctuary. They are treading on our dreams...
...crusading was hardly White's style. He was noted more for prudence and hesitancy. A Phi Beta Kappa graduate of the University of Chicago, White, 61, was dean of Kent's College of Education for twelve years before becoming president in 1963. At first he tried to inform Ohioans about the new realities of youthful alienation and black militancy. But the town of Kent (pop. 30,000) grew increasingly impatient with protests. White leaned toward a harder line...
...regret to inform you that your front page article, "Stuff of Life..." fails to achieve a passing grade. Your reporter neither did his homework nor understood what I told him over the phone on Sunday. First as to homework, your reporter had access to Walter Sullivan's article in the N.Y. Times of Nov. 6, and he mentioned having seen it. Even a casual reading of this article would have avoided must of the errors. Secondly, a press release on formic acid dated Nov. 6 was on the AP and UP wires. Finally, an I.A.U. Circular was issued last week...
Meanwhile Harvard has decided to supply Pennsylvania only with the names of scholarship students actual-ly dismissed from the College, as they would inform any scholarship agency to discontinue sending money for students no longer enrolled. While this does not comply with the interpretation of the law issued by the Pennsylvania State Board of Higher Education, Steiner said Harvard has not received any notice that its "approved" status is in jeopardy...
Students for the school will be chosen from those who apply. Once admitted, they will discuss with their teachers what kind of curriculum they want. The teachers will inform them of what they need to know to get a diploma...