Word: respecter
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Tuesday, March 1, the CRIMSON carried a story headlined " 'Cliffe Can't Waive D.P.'s Tuition Fees." In an attempt to clarify the situation with respect to waiving the Radcliffe tuition fee for a D.P. student, I should like to make the following statement. First, the tuition fee cannot be "waived" for any student; a payment must be made, either through scholarship awards, grants-in-aid, or loans. Second, Radcliffe College has no scholarship funds specially given or designated for any particular category of students, with the exception of those scholarships given for residents of certain towns. We have...
Professor Hocking started the discussion by declaring that "values are tangible things" which reflect whatever man wants. Yet "values change and are changing," he stated, "and I find an antipathy to certainty in modern times." In this respect, Hocking added, "Western society has been going oriental in its values...
...Bilateral agreements pledging other governments to respect (i.e., not to expropriate) foreign capital...
...inspire respect rather than pity, Molina left out the traditional wounds, a departure that shocked Neiva's orthodox clergy. Nevertheless, the local government decided to exhibit the statue last month at the Bolivarian Eucharistic Congress in Cali. There clerical higher-ups agreed that it was good church art-except for the absence of the wounds. After Molina added them, the statue was blessed by the Archbishop of Cartagena...
...takes a very slow course through extremely flat country. There is endless talk, much of it in rather baffling broken English. Paul Muni's performance as the husband is studiously misconceived. Carol Stone is almost as much out of line, though more likable, as the girl. In every respect, old-hat playwriting has received a straw-hat production...