Word: interestingly
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...that it would not otherwise legally possess. Bricker adds that allied countries that want the protection of U.S. forces must in the final analysis accept U.S. military laws-or forego the protection. But this hard-boiled position neglects the fact that G.I.s are deployed in the interest of the U.S. as well as of the allies, at strategic land, sea and air bases around the non-Communist world...
...Europe, he said, the primary aim of education was the understanding of ideas. In America, the emphasis is put more on understanding of "fellow men." For this reason, he continued, "two million American parents with no particular interest in scholarship send their students to college every year...
...James Gordon Bennett Prize was awarded to David P. Bryden '57 for a thesis on federal court decision in sedition cases, and the Philo Sherman Bennett Prize to Michael Marina '57, for his thesis entitled, "Conflict of Interest in Democratic Administration: A Study of the United States Executive...
...adds that "a distinction in interest, but not in value, may come from basic education in the social sciences, but, contrary to some expectations, mere tion accomplished by Aquinas, who incorporated the systematic requirements of medieval metaphysics. It will, perhaps, be a translation as radical as that given Judaism by Jesus, or the Veda by Gotama...
...somewhat larger college, Swarthmore, discards course grades entirely for 200 of the school's 900 students. They are juniors and seniors admitted to honors because of interest and course grades in their first two years...