Word: respected
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...oblivion through such democracy-in-action as campus disciplinary courts, or, on the other hand, purely honorific instruments of the Dean's Office bearing no appreciable influence, the Council stands in a position where it can strike into educational problems with Faculty attention and an awakening student public's respect...
Like a competent mother, sometimes scolding, sometimes inspired, always devoted, she had kept her national family together through two world wars and a grueling Nazi occupation. In days when many European monarchs reigned only over exiled courts in bleak hotel suites, Wilhelmina kept her throne and the respect of her subjects...
Cordial & Remote. Over the years, hundreds of B.N.C. students have learned to know and respect the man they refer to as The Principal. Only a few intimates call him by his nickname, "Sonners," which is derived from his pre-1917 name, William Sonnenschein ("my father changed his name at the same time that the then King changed...
...Stokes, two Negro ministers who are running for school committee and city council, and who already have amassed considerable progressive and labor support in Cambridge. In this kind of campaign all Harvard progressives can cooperate with the H.L.U., crossing organizational lines and setting long range differences aside out of respect for the immediate issue. Perhaps there are more important questions facing Harvard students, but it would be heartening to see a unified liberal student body help guarantee the election of these candidates. Calvin J. Goodman...
Backfield Coach Bob Margarita worked under the center for the Freshman team and was shown considerable respect by the charging Varsity linemen as he escaped the fray unscathed and practically untouched...