Word: pointed
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...views were somewhat incompletely and at one point inaccurately reported. I asserted that DOD supports over half of current American foreign areas (not all behavioral), research. The sponsorship is not unimportant, moreover, because it tends to develop greater in-house capabilities for achieving DOD aims, perpetuates a loathsome Congressional discrimination against social-scientist-controlled funding sources, and puts many researchers. especially those interested in foreign areas, in a "conflict of interest" situation. On the other hand. I agreed with the views of Professor Deutsch, noted in the article, that reality assessments using expensive, "hard" techniques may help reduce Pentagon tension...
...getting the general overall quarterbacking that we were a year ago," he pointed out. "Up until this point we thought Frank Champi and Dave Smith were our best boys," he added. Yovicsin said that he and his staff had been looking over some of the other quarterbacks, especially during a B squad game with Northeastern last week...
...every ounce of meaning from his words. His ability to flesh out characters and scenes is a pleasure to observe: he has an exciting way of making his characters come alive-not jump but flow off the pages seep into the reader's mind so that, at a certain point in the novel, the character suddenly emerges, fully-fleshed and fully-human. Quickly and easily Williams skerches the relationship between his central characters: Browning, the Don. a now-inactive Mafia kingpin, and Itzhak Hod, the triggerman...
COLUMBIA-PRINCETON: Rest assured that the Tigers have been working their tails off, so to speak. after their humiliation last Saturday. It seems a certainty that they'll get their first points of the season against Columbia today. The Lions should be flushed with success after their narrow 14 point loss last week. Princeton will be hungry, and more used to the new offense. I'd say something like 33-7 for Princeton is close...
...October 15 Moratorium offers Faculty and students a chance to assess the weight of this feeling, to counter it, and to devise strategies that will not provoke it further-provoke it in other words to the point where renewed bombing of the North and unconditional surrender might become politically attractvie. The idea of the Moratorium admirably recognizes that there are no short-cuts to the work of organizing and education in areas beyond our own enclaves. No faculty vote should be taken on the Resolution at least until we can assimilate the experience of the Moratorium...