Word: objectionable
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Second, the department would probably answer that, if class time were devoted to oral instruction, the student would be jeopardized in passing the language requirement examination which is geared to testing grammatical and reading ability. Once the importance of oral training is conceded, it would be begging the question to...
In addition, the report asked 3) that students entering the new infirmary be allowed their choice of single or multiple rooms; 4) that those able to work may receive Lamont reserve books; 5) that the Health Office give increased publicity to its dental and opthalmic services; 6) that although the...
Criticism of those proposals stressed the fact that most Yale freshman and sophomores were not equipped to handle such freedom and flexibility. Lack of funds was another frequently cited objection. The Yale News also felt that the Yale faculty, good as it was, could not supply enough top-fight lecturers...
If U.S. recognition could be used to bargain with Red China, to unite the Western Alliance, and to reassure neutral Asian nations--in short, if sending diplomats to Peiping would help to case tensions in the Far East without sacrificing legitimate strategic interests of the United States, it seems surprising...
Recently, when the papers were ready for release, the British objected; they feared that publication would embarrass Sir Winston, the only surviving member of the Big Three. Because of this objection, the State Department decided to give the text only to 24 congressional leaders on a confidential basis. After some...