Word: lacked
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...There is a definite lack of advanced courses," Miss Hendrickson asserted, commenting, "At Sarah Lawrence, if you want to take something esoteric, you can't because the curriculum doesn't offer such courses...
Although Miss Schell praised the concentrated honors program under which Swarthmore students participate in small seminar classes, she criticized the college for a "lack of organized creative courses...
...psychiatrist but a general practitioner, Crete-born Dr. Bontzolakis. 51, divides abstractionists into two classes. By far the larger: the poseurs, attracted by snob appeal, laziness, money or mere lack of talent. These, he finds, are rarely neurotic. But about one-third of his patients are passionately sincere, and they have both emotional and physical symptoms...
...steadily improving Bach Society Orchestra presented last night a program of two Mozart concertos and shorter works by Purcell and Walter Piston. During parts of the concertos, there was still a raggedness and lack of decision which should be worked on; but much of the concert showed careful rehearsing and playing, and some sections of the Piston Sinfonietto were marked by the kind of precision and balance that has made the orchestra in previous years among the finest performing groups at college...
Pointing to Western lack of diversified military strength, Kissinger claimed this to be one of the causes of the Berlin crisis. "Our complete reliance on nuclear weapons causes a paralysis of will when we are confronted with the possibility of going to war over Berlin, he explained...