Word: latinizing
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...young Catholic, I applaud Bishop Lefebvre [Sept. 13]. The church should see that the Tridentine Mass in Latin is relevant. The essence of our faith is eternally relevant because it is true. We need the symbolism of the old rites to express to us the depth and mystery of the sacraments...
...could not take full credit, at least it could point to the fact that the P.L.O. is in deep trouble, which could conceivably bring a settlement closer. No doubt Carter would have plenty of ammunition of his own: "Immorality" and "secrecy" in U.S. foreign dealings, Pentagon waste, neglect of Latin America. He planned to be briefed over the weekend by former Defense Secretary James Schlesinger, just back from a 23-day visit to China. But in going up against the man in charge of foreign policy, not to mention the Commander in Chief, Carter faced a major challenge...
...billion of the world's poorest people in some areas of Southeast Asia and Africa have an annual income of little more than $100. In the era of space travel, electronics and cybernetics, 73% of the population of Africa, 46% of the Asians and 27% of the Latin Americans do not know the alphabet...
...four plan to return after graduation to the countries in which they spent their missions, and when they go back they hope to know even more about those cultures than when they left: Stromberg plans to major in East Asian Studies, Davis in Latin American History and Literature, and Petersen in Anthropology--with special attention to Central American culture. Kimball, an Applied Mathematics concentrator, plans to use his studies to examine the Korean economy...
...hands dirty. The Southern woman may seem soft and sweet, but she can do almost anything." Irma Lee Shepherd, a psychologist and professor at Georgia State University, agrees. Says she: "Girls who might whisper, simper and have the vapors at a dance often were very strong women who knew Latin and Greek and had developed strong wills from their fathers. There was the external myth and the role separation, but underneath there was a lot of role switching. Many girls were handy about solving problems about the farm, and many boys were handy in the kitchen...