Word: questionability
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...yesterday's hearing Ford rejected a motion by Fleming to refer the case to the panel. Ford said that he would first consider BRA's motion to invalidate the restraining order. He overruled an objection by Fleming that the testimony of the BRA witnesses was "irrelevant" to the constituional question...
...pretty good thing going." At the end of the meeting, there was to be only a choice between what I could sense as the real activities of the Center in supporting U.S. policies, and, on the other hand, a picture that did indeed resemble roses. My one question that could have helped was about the members of the Center's visiting committee. It includes the former Ambassadors to England and Belgium, the Vice President and Director of Standard Oil, a former Secretary of the Treasury and Under Secretary of State, the President of Bell Telephone, the President of Itek...
...said scrum-half Phil Ordway. "The coordination between backs and forwards was the best we've had all fall, and our second efforts on runs seemed to be working overtime. Cornell was a good squad, and they play a rough hard-hitting game, but it just wasn't a question of fitness. We were just playing a better brand of rugby...
...committee and this report? One must begin by distinguishing proximate explanations from more deep-lying considerations. Harvard. like many other universities throughout the world, has been caught up in a wave of student unrest, which, though primarily inspired by dissatisfaction with the state of society, has also raised basic questions about the purposes of universities. their place in the social order, and their governance. Nor has the mood of dissatisfaction and self-questioning been confined to students. Faculties too have been brought face to face with the same range of problems. The result at Harvard, as elsewhere, has been...
...difficult question which we have to resolve was whether to recommend an appointed or an elected Council. Until the election of the Committee of Fifteen, it was the traditional practice in the Faculty for the President to make appointments to committees on the recommendation of the Dean of the Faculty. On the whole, those approached by the Dean tended to be members of the Faculty who commanded his confidence and who accepted committee service as a normal part of their university duties. In the absence of issues giving rise to sharp controversies, this system operated to the apparent general satisfaction...