Word: prefered
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...evangelicals generally wind up on established church rolls, but are likely to be in the hundreds of thousands; the evangelistic staffs alone account for more than 5,000 people. The Jesus People?surely many thousands?are the most difficult to count. They often cluster in communes or, as they prefer to call them, "Christian houses"; the Rev. Edward Plowman, historian of the movement, estimates that there are 600 across the U.S. There is no doubt about their growth: Evangelist David Hoyt moved from San Francisco to Atlanta only a year ago and now has three communes and a cadre...
Derek Bok was a happy man as dean of the Harvard Law School. Throughout the Fall, he stated frankly that he would prefer to remain at the School and that he was not particularly interested in the Presidency. His credentials made him an irresistible candidate though, and in the end he acquiesced (surprise) and agreed to become Harvard's 25th President...
...dormitories again. Bunting stated that no more students could live off-off because it cost the College $1000 every time a student moved off. This was during the fund-raising campaign for Currier, which many of the students resented. They felt they had not been asked whether they would prefer a fourth house or apartments. They asserted that the College should absorb the $1000 person deficit rather than build Currier...
Greer paints a bleaker picture of women's consciousness than we have become accustomed to. Several times she asserts that women prefer male doctors, which-at least in this community-is blatantly false. And her view of female friendships is dimmer than reality. "Those women who boast of their love for their own sex," she asserts, "usually have curious relations with it, intimate to the most extraordinary degree but disloyal, unreliable and tension-ridden, however close and longstanding they may be." Perhaps in her situation it's true, but for most of us here, the pattern has changed...
...Remember the college graduate of 1968, standing there on commencement day with diploma in one hand and a draft notice in the other? We did not have the chance to find out if the job offers were few or many. I would prefer the plight of the graduate...