Word: notional
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Though Mrs. Kissinger will abhor this notion, I submit that upon her marriage to Henry Kissinger [April 8], the American public found their replacement for Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis...
Wright said that the movement toward racial equality has come mainly from public pressure and legislation--not from the judicial branch--but said that it has been on a steady decline since 1968. He also attacked the notion that court solutions are the source of the current apathy toward the race issue, specifically public resistance to busing...
...CANNOT help but be impressed with the quality of people one meets on campus nowadays. These are industrious, idealistic students, determined to make, in their chosen fields, a personal contribution, however small, toward some notion of justice or public interest. They have their goals firmly in mind and pursue them with unwavering competence. After graduation they will disappear down the ferret-holes of success, to emerge later as brilliant lawyers, famous doctors, great musicians, and conscientious artists. It is enough to make you sick...
...Reflection. Some experts believe that alcoholism may be encouraged by the destruction of traditional values. Buttressing this notion is the experience of the American Indians and Eskimos, whose cultures have been disrupted more than those of any other ethnic groups on the continent. "The major problem is one of social disintegration," says Dr. Charles Hudson, chief of psychiatric services at the U.S. Public Health Service's Alaska Native Medical Center. "The original social structure in many places in rural Alaska has been blown apart, much as it has been in central cities, the ghettos and Appalachia. The things that...
...WEEK after spring vacation, President Pusey--who'd recently announced that "the current notion that the military-industrial complex is an evil thing does not correspond with reality"--promised that the Corporation would "do everything possible to keep ROTC." In protest, 450 SDS sympathizers met to vote down--three times--an anti-ROTC building occupation. Instead, 300 SDS people marched to Pusey's house--Jessie L. Gill, a militant member who acknowledged last spring that she'd been a CIA infiltrator, pushed a guard aside--and tacked six demands to his door. Three of the demands dealt with ROTC...