Word: intendancy
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...only twit their comrades in other countries, they go out of their way to downplay their own presence. Although more than 400,000 of Italy's 1,492,000 card-carrying party members live in the region, President Fanti scoffs at Christian Democratic fears that the Reds intend to build a Moscow-style monolithic state. All the Communists want, he says soothingly, is a society "which is pluralistic, in which no ideology or faith would have an exclusive or privileged position...
Repeating one of his Stockholm innovations, Gentele intends to sponsor experimental operas by young composers in inexpensive productions to be staged, probably, in the small but well-equipped opera auditorium next door to the Met at Juilliard. Like Conductor Pierre Boulez, who takes over the New York Philharmonic next fall, Gentele thinks that the creative units of Lincoln Center should shun rivalry for artistic integration. Though he is but the latest European to win a top arts job in the U.S., he does not think America should have an inferiority complex about the Old World. "On the contrary," he says...
...intend to play things conservatively," he said, explaining that the school hopes nonetheless to receive substantial outside...
...that's exactly what I intend...
...circle of trusted friends on the Faculty-is equally as crippling. Both the Faculty Council and the University Committee on Governance are representative enough to serve as spokesmen for the students and Faculty whenever the Corporation believes it necessary to narrow its circles of consultation. If the Corporation does intend to renege on its promise to place the final nominee before the Faculty Council, each group might still choose two representatives to sit in on the last Corporation meetings. Even in a non-voting capacity, they can provide a representative internal view...