Word: reassessing
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Donald K. Schott, a second-year law student, said yesterday he favors the funding of most of the programs but feels that administrators and students should have an opportunity to reassess and possibly eliminate some old programs...
Coles said the services the library offers--such as keeping a copying machine and a change machine--make it necessary for the library to have large amounts of cash. "That's what we're going to have to reassess," she added...
...need to reassess peoples' attitudes," said Barfield. "We can't assume they are the same as in the late sixties and early seventies when lots of this type of study were done...
...China. We consider it important that China be brought into the mainstream of detente. But all we get from the Chinese is their saying that war is inevitable. If your military relationship with China changes, we will have to reassess the situation. If normalization of your relations with China is part of a general move toward détente, it will be understood as such. Our relations with Peking may also change in time. But if you normalize with China in a way that has definite military and political undertones of an anti-Soviet nature, it may be seen...
...unfortunate that those who made the decision missed the opportunity the storm gave so many to reassess the importance of their activities when others are in much less comfortable circumstances. The Administration expects its nonresident students to "maintain good order, behave responsibly, and to maintain proper decorum in relationship to the community." I do not believe its decision to hold classes set much of an example for us. But maybe this is one advantage that living away from Harvard provides--it is not so easy to lose touch with reality. Janet Corcoran '79 Chairman, Dudley House Committee