Word: ought
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...presence of "huge enclaves of the poor" in the central city and old suburbs. In fact, his presentation leaves little room for even qualified optimism. The spread of "pathological culture" generated in the slums is the primary threat to the city, according to Banfield, and prevention of its growth ought to be the first object of city policy. Although it sounds fearsome, just what this diseased culture consists of, and how it spreads remains unclear...
...these estimates of costs and profits are at present speculative. To end speculation, the HSA ought to open its books to the public. Dean Monro has asserted that the HSA, being a legal corporation, need not disclose its financial arrangements. But surely the HSA is more than a corporation; it is a non-profit monopoly, supposedly operating in the best interests of the Harvard community. Just as a state government can view the books of a public works corporation, the Harvard student body and Faculty should have free access to HSA accounts and contracts. This applies particularly...
...know about such things estimates that of the 425,-000 girl babies born in France in 1963, at least 10,000 were named Brigitte. (Frenchmen are wishful thinkers too.) But fashions in names change as fast as fashions in frocks, and the favorites now are Marielle and Christine-which ought to send a shudder through every haute couture salon in Paris...
...composed of eleven undergraduates, one appointed by each House Master and two appointed by the Freshman Council. Since Dean Monro and three Faculty members would meet weekly with the committees, the HPC offers a real possibility of intelligent student participation in the evaluation of educational policy. The HPC ought to hold open meetings, and ideally they would evolve into forums at which concerned undergraduates and faculty members could exchange ideas freely. But in any case, this arrangement offers more hope for an effective dialogue than the present Council which meets in splendid isolation each month on the tenth floor...
...following weekend the fencers travel to New Jersey, where they will battle Rutgers and Princeton on consecutive days. Princeton, which has an especially strong sabre team, beat Penn, so it should provide a difficult contest. Though Rutgers is strong in epee, the Crimson ought to win that meet...