Word: relevantizing
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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The only flaw in an otherwise perceptive, well-written editorial entitled "Defeating Doctors" (Feb. 21) is the paragraph down-grading the importance of organic chemistry and other introductory science courses in producing competent practising physicians. From my brief experience in medical school, I must admit that Harvard's notorious organic...
The Commission has only the power and responsibility to prepare a report for the Faculty, consisting of a proposed policy for discussion by the Faculty. The Commission was not given administrative power and responsibility in this matter, nor could the Faculty have given it that power. It was also made...
In June, 1972, I wrote Calvin W. Stillman, a son of the donor and a professor at Rutgers University, College of Agricultural and Environmental Science, Department of Environmental Resources, to request his views on the Project so that they would be available for the committee President Bok had appointed. Because...
Among those who advocate censorship, conservatives tend to favor suppression of explicit sex, while liberals tend to deplore explicit violence. In artistic terms, which admittedly in my view are not really relevant, conservatives have much the better argument. The depiction of violence, especially in verse and on stage, is an...
Perhaps the most unreal event of the week was the Paris conference on Indochina. The 12-or-13-party agreement that was signed says nothing, means nothing, and is important only for its existence. The document is no international guarantee of peace in Indochina, and is relevant to the chance...