Word: intends
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...great many girls living in the quadrangle on Garden Street who came to Radcliffe in order to attend Harvard. They want a place to sleep, and contemporaries to whom they can talk, but for all the complaints about the trek to the Yard, they want to and intend to focus their lives on Harvard. For this group, Bunting's plans are annoying in almost direct proportion to effectiveness...
...remains the thermonuclear deterrent-the strategic missiles and bombers meant to discourage Nikita Khrushchev. But Kennedy holds that the Army must also be ready to fight with gunpowder or with tactical nuclear weapons anywhere from the plains of Europe to the rain forests of Asia. "We intend to have a wider choice than humiliation or all-out nuclear action," he said in his July report to the nation...
...make himself known, Hughes has campaigned furiously from Cape May Court House to the Bayonne waterfront. To back Hughes, New Jersey's Democrats have plenty of money-and they intend to spend it. Hughes's campaign expenses will come to $1,000,000 or more. From Washington have come Interior Secretary Stewart Udall and Labor Secretary Arthur Goldberg to stump for Hughes, and from Massachusetts came Teddy Kennedy to spread the family charm...
Finally, the Corporation, while affirming the basic Christian character of the Church, opened it for all "private" services. The Corporation said that the University "does not intend to assert the validity of the tenets of any denomination or creed." Pusey said, "If I were asked whether Harvard were a secular university, I would answer, 'Yes.' But it has within it a tradition of worship; one could wish that this were broad enough to include everyone in the community...
...recognized writers" whom Mr. Sokolov mentions, we do intend to publish, in addition to the two regular issues each year, at least one "special" issue, devoted to a single literary figure or topic. These issues will most certainly be written by and for members of the Harvard community. In the first of the series only, an issue which will present a set of articles on the work of Robert Lowell, we hope to include a number of contribution from "recognized writers" and two or three new poems of Mr. Lowell's, in addition to several articles by Harvard writers. Such...