Word: respecting
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...welcoming the 1160 undergraduates and over 430 graduate students Radcliffe, President Bunting stated, "It is not in terms of narrow vocationalism that high expectations with respect with women become important . . . but as evidence of the intellectual and democratic attitudes that have been and still remain the hope of human evolution...
...stream of issues behind him (see box), along with the jagged seismograph of his public image. Getting into the swing of it, he proved that he can be as tough, skillful and attractive as any other candidate currently on the stump-and worthy of Dick Nixon's wariest respect...
Murk & Manifesto. Surprisingly, this impudent performance is not as annoying as it might be. Durrell's spirits are so buoyant that they earn the reader's indulgence. His posturings are taken as overdrafts on respect well repaid by later books, and so is his blatant mimicry of such authors as Lawrence, Eliot, Aldous Huxley and Henry Miller (to whom Durrell sent the only typescript of the book with the coy instruction to read it and throw it in the Seine...
After all the charges and countercharges had been debated, the seminar wound up earnestly deploring "a loss of respect for women among young men," and calling on students to form "squads to apprehend and check" disrespectful behavior. All but lost in the righteous furor was the quietly reasonable voice of one male student. "Tell me," he asked, "is there any country in the world where the boys do not indulge in this game...
...next move is up to Davis. If a real crisis occurs, said S.R.C. last week, "prospects will be gloomy for the South and for national self-respect." But if New Orleans complies, "the myth of Southern ability to defy the law will have been fatally punctured; the consequences could be an emotional release in the upper South that would enable desegregation to move without the lash...