Word: neglectment
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Poles Apart. The crisis is an extension of the rioting over the central governments neglect of East Pakistan that helped force President Mohammed Ayub Khan to resign two years ago. Ayub's successor, authoritarian but fair-minded General Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan, held out hope that the long subservient East would have a greater voice in running the country...
...shift to widespread radicalism on the left began as large numbers of students confronted two peculiarly persistent domestic problems-racism and poverty. At first, the students believed that they had only to bring attention to the areas of neglect-and liberalism would take care of the rest. But as more and more students became personally involved with the system, liberalism's real political silhouette began to emerge...
Francis H. Duchay, Vice Chairman of the Cambridge School Committee, yesterday called the appointment of Francis J. Frisoli '35 as permanent Superintendant of Schools an "irresponsible act" and "criminal neglect of the education of Cambridge school children...
...committee would consider two types of cases. The first category includes faculty members accused of "grave misconduct or neglect of duty," and administrators charged with "grave misconduct." According to University Statutes, such offenses can result in dismissal...
...difficult for traditional civil rights liberals to admit that the Administration's policy-or non-policy-toward black Americans possesses any saving virtues at all. Yet the Nixon stance by its very neglect, its lowering of expectations, may have contributed to forcing the black movement both in on itself and outward along new paths. Following the legal civil rights victories of the past two decades, blacks would have struck out in those directions anyway; the deaf ear in Washington simply accelerated their push into the political and economic arena, where they are rapidly learning how to use the system...