Word: protestantism
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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That sort of talk does not endear Brooke to the militants. Some hotheads in the rights movement virtually accuse him of being an Uncle Tom. To millions of other Negroes, his image is blurred at best. Because of his pale skin, his Episcopalian faith, his reserved New England manner, he...
Slightly less than one-third of the fathers graduated from an Ivy League school; a little less than one-fifth of the mothers graduated from Wellesley and another six or seven per cent attended another seven-sister school. Eighty-five per cent of the families own two or more cars...
Because of the strong Catholic opposition, the states' abortion bills are not likely to pass into law, at least in their present form. But on this issue, at least, the Protestant and Jewish acceptance of reform seems to coincide with popular opinion. In a survey taken by the University...
"I have lived my life for my church, not for any direction within the church, not for any theological school, not for any special task of the church, but for the church as a whole." Thus, in 1960, did Protestant Bishop Otto Dibelius sum up his career in what he...
It is Alden's goal to "shape a university that's in touch with the real world." He has brought an impressive list of guest speakers to the campus, ranging from President Johnson, who spoke there on a war-on-poverty tour in May 1964, to the late...