Word: reflection
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...make their basic political judgments on moral grounds. All U.S. leaders recognize this fact and describe the struggle with Communism in moral terms. There are two ways in which Dulles, on this point, differs from Truman and Acheson: 1) he is clearer about it, and 2) his practical policies reflect the greater clarity...
...obtaining his material, Fainsod found that most of the Soviet emigres reflect unconsciously the authoritarian influence of their training. They think, he observes, in black and white, and have a tendency toward paternalistic controls...
...Radcliffe News editorial charged that dormitory representatives in the Council were ignoring their constituencies opinions by voting against the 11 p.m. signout. Miss Titus said that the petition was circulated so that Council could "more accurately reflect student opinion...
...Treasury took quick advantage of the rise. An issue of two-year Treasury notes, priced last May to yield 2.16% to 2.47%, was withdrawn from sale. The Treasury will replace it with a new issue at lower interest rates "to reflect recent changes in the . . . market...
Charging that last week's Council vote "did not reflect or even consider student opinion," Mary Ellen Reinert '54, Editor-in-Chief of the Radcliffe News, pointed to last year's News poll as evidence that "Radcliffe is overwhelmingly in favor of the 11 o'clock sign...