Word: jointly
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...other side of the argument-and against any "liberalized" China policy-are the President's closest foreign-policy advisers, led by Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and Walter Robertson, Dulles' Assistant Secretary for Far Eastern Affairs. Together with Defense Secretary Wilson and all the Joint Chiefs of Staff, they argue vehemently for the current official position that the U.S. (as Robertson crisply puts it) must take no action "which would create international prestige for the [Peking] regime...
Almost a decade later, Radcliffe students are still strongly opposed to the idea of joint exams which would be closely proctored and which would necessitate wearing skirts rather than sloppy blue jeans, uncombed hair and make-up-less faces...
Evidently the Radcliffe administration is not yet convinced that students would like to see the ban on full joint membership lifted. Several weeks ago Dean Lacey, whose office as Dean of Residence includes dealing with problems of undergraduate activities, said that there is "no immediate crisis" for joint activities since "no organization is beating at our doors for joint membership...
...question of joint organizations, Wilma A. Kerby-Miller, Dean of Instruction, has said that the administrations might as well recognize that "the groups have to work together," and that "women should have a chance to hold office on an equal basis with men." She indicated that "certainly most of the administrators would be in favor...
...academic year, the Annex governing board recommended joint exams but the students' over-whelming vote against it caused the proposal to be dropped. In her annual report for that year, Mildred P. Sherman, then Dean of the College, wrote: "Seldom has such articulate vigor been displayed at Radcliffe as when the students fought for their honor system and their independence...