Word: prefered
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...their jobs." Mellinkoff has lost two top reporters to Governor Pat Brown's staff after they had completed Nieman Fellowships. Though employers usually do their best to persuade their student reporters to return, the reporters are not strictly obliged to go back to their old desks. Many prefer to move on to the expanded vistas of bigger newspapers and magazines, others try for better-paying jobs in public relations or politics. A man's pre-fellowship boss may have an understandable beef, but Nieman Curator Dwight Sargent insists that fiddle-footed journalists can hardly be blamed on higher...
Goyette said that the University would also prefer that the tunnel be built to allow for future construction within the Radcliffe Yard. No buildings are now scheduled for the Yard, he said, but with "the shortage of land being what it is in Cambridge, we don't like to lose any good building sites...
There are some problems--for example social problems--which several freshmen say they would prefer to take up with another undergraduate rather than someone older. One student said he had difficulty talking openly with his advisor who is only a second year graduate student...
...Viet Nam, has his eye on the slowly growing network of superhighways in France, which by 1970 will run 700 miles from the north through Paris to Nice. Only 2% of French auto travelers stop at restaurants for meals, as against 60% of Americans, says Borel. The rest prefer to "pique-nique" on the roadside. Borel wants to change all this with a string of Howard Johnson-style restaurants...
...This article was written before Timothy Leary's recent warnings about the medical dangers of LSD. Despite the changes this may have made in Miss Bieberman's life, we prefer to leave this article as it is --a portrait of an earlier, perhaps more innocent, and certainly more idealistic age in the evolution of psychedelic drugs, --The Editors...