Word: outlets
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...attests to the plan's merit, but also indicates that personal interest alone can make the plan succeed. The Fellows will be invaluable advisors to the Masters on appointments and House tutorials. By their continued presence in the Houses, they could stimulate student intellectual interest that now finds no outlet, and some may even teach House tutorials. By their stature and influence, they could help procure Faculty members for informal discusisons or dinners with interested students, and they could be a strong force to increase Faculty attendance in the Dining Halls...
...agonizing was based on the unwarranted assumption that Khrushchev would have so devastating a message that the U.S., from fear of it, should suspend the kind of open and hard-hitting reporting that serves it so well. Certainly no editor wanted to be merely a propaganda outlet for Khrushchev. James Reston, Washington bureau chief of the New York Times, felt that the answer was for the press to cover the story, but not to let Khrushchev exploit its enterprise, or offer him special forums. Wrote Reston: "The press and wireless agencies cannot in a free society play heroes and villains...
...unskilled Social Class V, the rate is 116%. In a fluid society the effort to "keep up" may be stressful. But the English laborer cannot even start to catch up, let alone keep up. This leaves him with a heavy lump of resentment and frustration. If he has no outlet for these emotions, they may cause ulcers...
Last week, in the high reaches of the Sierra Nevada's Le Conte Canyon, 57 air miles from Lone Pine, two geologists and a park ranger came upon pieces of wreckage wedged among rocks near the outlet of an unnamed lake. In the waters of the lake, searchers found a shattered B-24 and all that remained of Bob Hester and his comrades...
...million-strong Bakongo people dream of doing away with the frontiers that currently split them three ways: one-third in Portuguese Angola, one-third in the French-oriented Congo Republic, and one-third in the Belgian Congo. A united Bakongo nation would control Matadi, the chief sea outlet for much of central Africa's vast hinterland...