Word: respecter
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Zones of peace, freedom and respect for human rights are quickly shrinking on the world's map [March 5]. One can only say it is "Carterstrophic...
Unless we do something to stop the loss of the world's respect, we may soon find that we have to prove ourselves again −by World...
...triumph. Reaction to it has nearly been unanimously positive. "A minor miracle," exclaimed Jim Wright, Democratic majority leader in the House of Representatives. Said New Hampshire Democratic Chief Romeo Dorval: "Now the President can tackle bread-and-butter issues with more confidence. People will look to him with more respect because of what he's accomplished. It was quite a gamble, but worth it." The Republicans made little effort to denigrate Carter's achievement. G.O.P. National Chairman Bill Brock said he was "delighted" with Carter's success and reckoned that it would provide the "international boost which [Carter] needs...
Knoll reflects the attitude of virtually every player on the squad--that Nahigian is finally adding the intangibles of self-respect and professionalism to a tangibly sound Harvard baseball program...
...until 1943 did Harvard, its enrollment reduced by the war, let most Radcliffe women into its classes. Harvard's undergraduate library remained closed to Cliffies until 1967; the first joint commencement of men and women was held in 1970. Declaring that "there is not enough trust, not enough respect" between the two colleges, Horner's predecessor, Biologist Mary Bunting, resigned her post...