Word: mindedness
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Sir: I attended the teach-in at the University of Michigan [May 14] with more than passing interest. I was, however, dismayed to hear clichés and slogans instead of the searching discussions I had expected. During the polemics, the armband wearers bustled about with ludicrous selfimportance, contributing only...
Outside the World Court, there are lesser but more productive international courts that link regional groups of like-minded countries. The European Court of Justice has now settled more than 1,000 disputes involving the affairs of the Common Market, the European Coal and Steel Community and Euratom. Today, individuals...
Our Hands Are Tied. Moreover, where does the blame lie? "We'll sign," says President John Armstrong of Detroit's Darin & Armstrong Construction Co., "but our hands are tied as to what the unions will do." For their part, unions insist that there are seldom enough qualified Negro...
IN the White House sits a onetime teacher who wants to go back to that profession and who is, perhaps, the most education-minded President in U.S. history. What sort of education did he have? Last week TIME took up the task of getting a full answer to that question...
Behind the Times. The volume and scope of the reform proposals suggest that the Jesuits, traditionally the church's intellectual avantgarde, may have fallen a bit behind the times. Some members of the society freely admit it. "It's not that we've lost luster," says one...