Word: nevertheless
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...nevertheless true that the Board oft-times is merely giving official approval to the opinion of the accused student's Senior Tutor. Students should have the opportunity to question that opinion. This is especially important when dismissal is a posibility...
...expects the council to "solve" the issues before it; it may turn out that members will not be able to agree, in the end, to any concrete proposals at all. Nevertheless, it will have served a purpose as an educational enterprise if the council is able to demonstrate to the University that a free, systematic, and objective inquiry yields no simple answers...
...swiping two of her dad's oldest gags, reports that "he is out of town so much it's a full-time job for us to keep moving the pins on the map. I was twelve before I learned that he wasn't an airline pilot." Nevertheless, Hope has never missed a crucial or ceremonial family occasion-except for Christmas, which the Hopes save for New Year's Day. And besides, what the children and Dolores share with Bob they refuse to measure in geographical distances...
...million in fiscal 1967. And development of the Amitron has a way to go. The car rolled out last week was a prototype with no power plant. First road tests of the power plant will come next year, when the system will be installed in an ordinary Rambler American. Nevertheless, Chapin figures that if all goes well, the electric car could be produced in five years...
...painfully disconnected, sliding over the more intense moments in the score with a frivolous pat-de-chat and dwelling on the lighter moments in a tight pirouette. This was especially true in the dance of the Dew Drop Fairy, one of the two major roles in the ballet. Nevertheless, June Perry by far outshone the rest of the Boston Company in that role and stood up well against the sugar plum fairy of guest performer Violet Verdy, one of this country's best ballerinas. These two, along with the City Ballet's Earle Sieveling as the Cavalier, more than reminded...