Word: objectionably
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Bishop Thomas K. Gorman of Dallas and Fort Worth was not about to tell her any such thing, as he slapped down the potent Visitor. He had not the slightest objection, he announced, "to Catholics living at the YMCA or participating in its recreational programs. Of course they should not...
Brown answered that the plan could work within the present tutorial system. Juniors would begin their theses in the spring under one tutor, while continuing to do some of the normal junior tutorial work. They would complete the writing under a senior year tutor, thus permitting a broader perspective. Brown...
Happily, this production has closed, and I will not dwell at length on its particular faults. Under Christine Denny's direction actors assumed one awkward configuration and then, usually with no dramatic motivation, moved to another. Many of the actors were periodically inaudible (Viereck must share the blame for this...
Less sophisticated conservatives seize upon Seeger's style with just the opposite objection. They claim he garbs his wolfish political views in the sheep's clothing of naivete. They argue that Seeger--a former student at Exeter and Harvard--only poses as "one of the folk" to market his left...
Combining dorms into three or four Houses--each containing about 275 students and 25 Faculty affiliates--will end what in the past has been a serious objection to the dormitories: that they are too small to allow people to avoid each other. Group pressures that seem smotheringly oppressive in a...