Word: intends
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Says Brooke: "I do not intend to be a national leader of the Negro people. I intend to do my job as a Senator from Massachusetts." Unlike most Negro politicians, whose manner of campaigning and representation are necessarily molded by the exigencies of ghetto living, Ed Brooke has had the great good fortune to rise in a political atmosphere in which his race is beside the point...
...every three polled feel they can compete equally with the make in professional life. About the same number plan to attend a graduate school after college, while less than one-third plan to go to professional school. Eighty-seven per cent of the girls intend to work between the end of their schooling and marriage; more than half-say they will continue their working career after their marriage, without a time-out for being a housewife...
...first president in 1891 at the age of 35. He had received his Ph.D. from Yale at the age of 19, and later had held two full professorships simultancously. These he sacrificed for the opportunity to create a new university. Harper did not intend Chicago to be one more traditional liberal arts college, so many of which had been started in the Midwest in the earlier nineteenth cenutry. He was determined to found a school of post-graduate instruction, modeled perhaps after Johns Hopkins and Clark University, in Worcester, Mass...
...campaign as too high already. U.C.L.A.'s Chancellor Franklin Murphy said he would have to shut down evening extension courses, cut back student health services, delay expansion of medical school enrollment. Noting that faculty recruiting has already been hurt by rumors of retrenchment, he exclaimed: "I do not intend to preside at the liquidation or substantial erosion of the quality which 50 years of extraordinary effort have created in building a great university in Los Angeles...
...disposed to back down, and a meeting at week's end with Kerr and some of the regents produced nothing but amicable disagreement. Nonetheless, Reagan's budget faces a careful going-over by Democratic state legislators, who narrowly control both houses, and who have indicated that they intend to fight any major cutbacks in higher education...