Word: regarded
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Meeropols have no plans to assume their original name. As blood Rosenbergs, they are not shy about seeking what they regard as retribution. But as Meeropols, their priorities seem in order. "When I'm not traveling to speak somewhere," says Robert, "I spend 75% of my time at home taking care of my daughter. If that means that the work we are doing for the book suffers some, then so be it. One of the reasons we are doing all this is because our parents were taken away from us. But I'll be damned...
...area of concern for the governing boards was to ensure that alumni/ae groups had ample time to get accustomed to the idea of students being admitted without regard to definite sex ratios. Everyone especially wanted to make certain that Harvard did not get caught in the alumni rebellions Yale and Princeton faced when they started dickering with the size of their male classes...
Seen without regard to its predecessor, Shardik resembles good science fiction, unsatisfactorily diluted with Victorian romanticism. The author postulates a tribe of Iron Age men called Ortelgans, in ancient times the builders and rulers of a splendid city called Bekla, but now, because of military and moral decline, a ragtag band of hunters huddling fearfully on a river island at the edge of the Beklan empire. The planet is earth, but the local geography is all of the author's making, and he has great fun with maps, invented place names and at least four different languages...
...CURRENT impasse in the Middle East will not easily be broken. That there is no military solution in the area is manifest. That the future of shuttle diplomacy is at best dubious is also clear. Those who regard the existence of a strong and thriving Israel as an absolute necessity are compelled to search for a way to break the deadlock, particularly before Israel is again forced to sacrifice thousands. To retain a narrow field of vision and rely solely on the United States and on military strength would be both a dangerous and unrealistic policy for Israel to pursue...
...Cambodia. Large portions of the countryside are still in ruins due to American bombing. Thousands of refugees, needing food and medical supplies, are still crowded into Phnom Penh and will have to gradually return to their homes. Khmer Rouge spokesmen said last week that the new government will regard the U.S. with caution, but they left open the possibility of good relations in the future and American aid in the days immediately ahead. The U.S. should seize this opportunity to begin repairing the devastation our policies and actions have brought to Cambodia...