Word: moralization
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Obvious Threat. Unanimously the board resolved that Allen's series "seriously violates the moral and ethical standards of the teaching profession." The horrified educators deplored: "The effect upon children of learning that [Allen] was in fact a spy prying upon their privacy and using the special privilege of the position of teacher as a vehicle for sensationalism; the effect upon teachers when they learned that the exchange of confidence between educators . . . can no longer be safely indulged in; the effect upon a community of the realization that the teachers with whom their children sit may be consciously concerned...
...basis for seeing ghosts; but where Shakespeare uses both very early and formatively, Rice brings in both very late, making them misshape rather than mold John Kerr's nicely played but small-scale snarling boy. The play is most striking where, toward the end, it shifts the moral limelight from son to mother; and Diana Wynyard plays these later scenes brilliantly...
...crashes or their next of kin will be interviewed by clinical pyschologists. Meanwhile, basic data on the crash will be gathered, and several staff members will study the cases from their respective points of view. Finally, a Roman Catholic priest will evaluate the facts of the crashes from a moral and ethical stand point...
Raphael Demos, Alford Professor of Natural Religion, Moral Philosophy and Civil Polity, expressed agreement with Dawson on the need for undergraduate courses on "the impact of religion on our culture," but felt the subject was sufficiently covered in existing courses...
...Opitz. in his speech entitled "The Moral Case for Capitalism," said the average person tends to attribute all sorts of evils to the capitalist system. "It is fallacious," he said, "to blame the troubles of the world on capitalism. The features of our time--secularism, nationalism, democracy in its sense, and utilitarianism are at fault," he concluded...