Word: move
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...entry students will probably by able to move back into their rooms by tomorrow...
Thomas F. O'Brien, financial vice president, said yesterday, "We've known all along how good she is and hate to see her go," he added, "but this is a terrific move...
Henry Morgenthau, chairman of the Hillel development drive, said yesterday that Rabbi Ben-Zion Gold, director of the Hillel Society, had planned to move from Hillel's old building on Bryant St. for approximately ten years...
Approval of the decision came clattering off printing presses around the country. The Montgomery, Alabama Observer called it "one more point scored for enlightenment in America," and the New York Post said the move "does Harvard honor." Syndicated columnist Joseph Brainin said that "the President of Harvard acted in the tradition of a great American institution of higher learning. He felt that the Hanfstaengl scholarship at Harvard would be a contradiction of all that great University stands for." In a somewhat different tone, the San Diego Union crowed that by "rejecting a scholarship from a Hitler henchman, Harvard hoists...
Military families are ripe for trouble, says the psychiatrist, because the father is absent much of the time, families see themselves as transients with no real roots, and wives and children are viewed as dependents, marginal to the all-male authoritarian structure of the military. Children move from school to school so frequently that "they have to break into peer groups repeatedly as the 'new kid' and are often the school's scapegoat." According to LaGrone, part of the problem is not the military's fault: the Army life attracts men from authoritarian families, who pass...