Word: institutionalize
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Davis attacks Catholicism on two major points: it is not a credible representation of what Christ's church ought to be, and its claim to be founded by Jesus through the Apostles cannot be justified historically. On the credibility issue Davis cites examples of the lack of freedom within...
"Campus Renaissance." Then a small institution with a faculty of 29, and an annual budget of around $500,000, the Stanford business school could hardly claim a topnotch national reputation. Now, while admitting that Harvard Business School "is still No. 1 in prestige," Arbuckle claims that "our students are every...
Harvard had received more money than any other single institution, but, asserted Farber: "I don't feel defensive at all about the N.I.H. system." Every examining body in the last twenty years has had nothing but praise for it." He pointed out that all council hearings become public records and...
The clause prohibited New York from aiding "any institution of learning wholly or in part under the direction or control of any religious denomination." The new constitution opens the door to aid to private schools, religious or otherwise, so long as their rolls are open to persons of any race...
Second, it appears to us that there is a contradiction between Huntington the political theorist and Huntington the Vietnam expert. As Vietnam expert he is impressed by the recent elections and by Nguyen Cao Ky's political antics. As theorist he has warned against confusing superficial signs of democracy with...