Word: proper
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...vagueness, we argued, the Committee has endorsed specific requests that are contradictory--the need for both breadth and depth in Gen Ed--and through its reformulation of Gen Ed rules actually put greater emphasis on depth. We believe that the confusion should be clarified and emphasis placed on the proper alternative, on breadth before depth...
...Committee's opinion: "If as a committee we are forced to choose between breadth and depth--we shall choose depth and risk the danger of overspecialization in Gen Ed." This is indeed strange language for a report on general education; it seems the Committee has reversed the proper order of priorities. We contend that breadth in General Education is more important than depth, which is clearly the responsibility of the individual departments...
...quieter tone of current editorial comment on the campaign suggests that news analysis is being restored to its proper role as a valuable adjunct to, but not the main instrument of, good reporting. Not that the working newsman has surrendered his privilege of presenting the news within the light of his own convictions, but at the moment, there are few campaign issues for newsmen to have convictions about. The polls show Goldwater far behind; liberal reporters see little to bother them beyond reporting a clash of personalities...
...still manages to make life hell for Philip (Laurence Harvey), the sensitive clubfooted medical student whom she meets, seduces and betrays with monotonous regularity. Eventually, Philip drags himself from her bed, only to find himself standing beside it while she dies of syphilis reels later. "I want a proper funeral," moans Mildred just before the end, and she is duly interred tor the third time...
...original motion, Vellucci staunchly supported proposed underpasses and congratulated the MDC "for its insistence on doing the proper thing in order to facilitate the flow of traffic...