Word: mutuals
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Apartheid's ultimate goal is the complete separation of the African and European ways of life, from the ground up. In education this implies strict segregation. The only remaining nonsegregated universities are at Capetown and Witwatersrand (Johannesburg). At these "open" universities, blacks and whites mix freely and accrue mutual benefits in understanding each other's needs and problems. There have been no racial tensions in Capetown or Witwatersrand, nor have either whites or blacks expressed desires for segregation...
...senior looked nervously across the small table as the man from New England Mutual looked carefully over the proffered questionnaire. If the interview was a successful one, the student might expect a bright future in the Insurance business; if not, at least he knew where he stood...
...ended his Bundestag speech by calling for an all-European collective system that would include a reunified Germany. Amid more cheers his military expert, Fritz Erler, spelled out the details of the proposed system: all European countries would join, contributing their own defense forces, subject to joint armaments control, mutual-assistance pacts and nonaggression treaties, with the U.S. and Soviet Russia guaranteeing the whole setup...
...more important, for being the remarkable young man he is, Charles Van Doren owes most to the remarkable Van Doren family (see box). Says a friend: "I have always thought the Van Dorens the most successful family I've ever experienced in terms of closeness, intellectual vitality, mutual respect, in terms of exchange of ideas and the flow of electricity that keeps everybody learning all the time. Charlie spent his whole life saturated in this sort of thing." His father is Mark Van Doren, 62, Pulitzer Prizewinning poet and professor of English at Columbia; his mother, Dorothy...
...scrapped, making it easier for the third parties to press damage suits in any amount. The third parties can still try to prove one or the other of the ships negligent, but it now becomes a much more difficult and costly job since the two lines have dropped their mutual countercharges...