Word: regardless
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...feeling "its prime purpose" is to provide jobs "for needy students." but it presents no thorough evaluation of the HSA's success in meeting this goal. At one point in the report the committee states "there in a slight tendency to pick the best man for the (managerial) job, regardless of financial need." No figures are given on either managers' salaries or financial needs of HSA employees, however, to substantiate the point...
...Guggenheim International Award, won by Swiss Sculptor-Painter Alberto Giacometti, is supposed to go, explains Curator Lawrence Alloway, to "the great wherever seen. When Harry Guggenheim started the whole thing in 1956, he saw the prizes as a kind of equivalent of the Nobel Prize, something that was awarded regardless of national boundaries." Alloway spent a year and a half traveling in 30 countries to choose entries for the 1964 Guggenheim International, and the jury that then picked the winners included Painter Hans Hofmann, Arnold Rüdlinger, director of the Kunsthalle in Basel, and Werner Haftmann, German art historian...
...agree with you on nine of your ten selections of the top U.S. dailies [Jan. 10]-not a bad percentage in any league. The one selection that I disagree with vehemently is your choice of the New York Daily News. Regardless of its circulation and unique policies, the Daily News makes me "sick," as I'm sure it does most professional journalists and journalism educators...
...high University official yesterday termed the MDC's refusal to reveal the plans as "highly abnormal." He said that it seems to indicate that the commission "has decided to go ahead regardless of what people in Cambridge think...
...Like everyone else, I was deeply shocked at the cruel murder of President Kennedy. However, that is no excuse for the political chicanery of President Johnson in asking Congress to put over the Kennedy legislative program in toto, regardless of its merits, or lack thereof, as a "living memorial" to the dead President. Johnson, in effect, asks Congressmen who have opposed certain measures to set aside both conscience and Constitutional oath so that the Democratic Party can make capital of the assassination...