Word: objectionably
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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A worse charge, to my mind, is that Tocsin puts "an inordinate stress on survival as a goal of American foreign policy." It is true that our strongest objection to the strategy of nuclear deterrence is our belief that it does not really secure safety from destruction. But this is...
Piel does call attention to an objection to shelters in areas on the perimeter of a blast which he feels--and rightly--has been neglected: the firestorm which the detonation of a bomb at the proper height can cause. As the size of the bomb increases, he points out, the...
The suggestion that he try for the Senate had come from Chicago's Democratic Mayor Richard J. Daley. In bad need of a big-name Democrat to contest Incumbent Republican Everett Dirksen, Daley had talked with the White House, said that he wanted to make the offer to Adlai...
"I have no objection to competition from Dunster or any other House Committee," Dustin M. Burke '52, the faculty director of HSA, said last night. He maintained that even if the University allowed all the House Committees to sell beer mugs, banners, and sandwiches, "it wouldn't hurt HSA business...
His real objection, wrote Critic Taubman, is thematic. He finds no fault with plays that honestly and openly deal with homosexual themes and dilemmas. What worries him is that all too often, homosexual playwrights, in deference to the public's preference for normality, seem to be writing about heterosexuals...