Word: neglectful
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Terence S. Turner '55, vice-president of the H.L.U., said last night, "The sense of the motion was that the violation of international law (the Chinese illegally convicted soldiers in uniform of spying) was so cynical and flagrant that we could not afford to neglect our moral responsibility to deal with the situation as a matter of principle; which would mean going along with the U.N. to the farthest degree possible before we took a unilateral course such as is now contemplated...
Youth is continuing to neglect football and other healthful contact sports to the detriment of its future," Coach Lioyd Jordan said Saturday...
...fail, the primary cause will be inadequate aggregate demand. And there is no assurance that the economy, operating on its own steam, will generate adequate demand. Concerned as we must be with technical research and higher and higher levels of efficiency, we may not achieve our goal if we neglect this crucial requisite for growth and expansion. Foreign economies are often presented with different problems. But for the American Economy, the element of greatest uncertainty is the adequacy of aggregate demand...
...expected to imagine . . . the misery and pain he has the power of inflicting on others ... A good beating with a cane can have a remarkable sense of awakening on the mind and conscience of a bad boy. Not to administer such chastisement . . . is in effect a sort of cruel neglect...
...pendant show of Dutch prints and drawings. Rembrandt's etching Faust (above) asserts a force of imagination foreign to his environment. With such pictures, Rembrandt outstripped even the glorious age into which he had been born. In advancing his art beyond fashionable portraiture, Rembrandt chose poverty, increasing neglect, and immortality...