Word: questionability
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Attendance at the lectures has dropped over the past few years, and Donald K. Price, dean of the Kennedy School of Government, said that Gardner strongly preferred a television presentation without a question-answer period...
...past, television has covered the one-hour speeches before a public audience in Sanders. A question and answer period usually followed the lecture...
...given chart that determines whether an astrologer is adjudged good, mediocre or bad. And it is here that astrology's scientific pretensions are tested, and fail. If astrology works in any way other than intuition on one side and faith plus hope on the other, the key question for modern man is "How?" The how of things seldom bothered the Babylonians, for whom a mountain might fly through the air or the sun stand still. Later it was assumed that some kind of emanations issued from heavenly bodies to affect the characters and destinies of men. When scientists found...
...Question of Confidence. De Gaulle had to settle for a standoff. Now he must somehow achieve a labor settlement that will be noninflationary, yet generous enough to head off upheavals by workers. The government, aware that any wage boosts of more than 6% a year would greatly aggravate inflation and almost certainly force the franc's devaluation, has offered workers in nationalized industries only 4%. The unions are holding out for 10% or more. De Gaulle's immediate problem is that he will either have to accept devaluation or pursue the kind of restrictive policies that could bring...
...question of the student split, perhaps the graduate students should realize that a consensus in an afternoon informal discussion often breaks down when people speak individually at night...