Word: interrelationship
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...would have a fairly steady stream of visitors-just average Americans whom we've met during the campaign from around the country-to come in and spend a night with us at the White House and eat supper with us, so that we could have that interrelationship...
...Well, I've broadened my experience in agriculture, which is my own business. Also in Government. I know infinitely more now about the proper interrelationship that ought to exist in a system of federalism than I did before, although 1 have served seven years in local government and eight years in state government and have been a very close observer of the national scene. I could go down a tremendous litany of things that have been added to my knowledge in the last 24 months, for example in the areas of environment, transportation, energy. It has been a very...
...went on was basically positive. There was a particularly close examination of the values of individuals, the country and the University. Now, I question what I'm doing and why I'm doing it more. I have a greater perception of government and society, and I learned about the interrelationship between government and society. The period leaves you with a framework with which to judge government, as well as a lingering and vivid historical example of how policy is made and skepticism of what government officials say," Goldsmith said...
Alan A. Stone '50, an associate professor of psychiatry and a lecturer in the interrelationship between Psychiatry and law, was named to become professor of Law and Psychiatry...
Both the festival at Altamont and the one at Bethel are events identified as places, or, as those not yet embarrassed about the whole charade will tell you, states of mind. The interrelationship between the two events is so directly drawn by so many people that one can't help but nurture some suspicions. The formal integrity seems extravagant-Woodstock's tacky dreams shimmer a little too loudly, while Altamont's function as some sociological reality principle is dramatically too neat. It seems like we've been treated to some show in which one character has been introduced only...