Word: responding
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...time in eleven years there is every reason to take the Russian proposal seriously. Considering the improvement in the Communist attitude towards disarmament, the Supreme Soviet's call for a conference no longer seems completely suspect. Although the Administration, which is deeply committed to the tests, may fail to respond to the Kremlin's challenge, the Joint Congressional Committee on Atomic Energy should not let the opportunity pass...
There has been, said the Chamber, a "lack of unification in the armed services, a reluctance to respond to changes in warfare brought about by improved technology"-both "expensive pastimes for the American people." That was not all: the Chamber also listed a dozen other areas-the President's executive office, foreign aid, school construction,* even free school lunches-where costs could be pruned...
...HIACOM program to be successful individual students will have to help. House Committee representatives will soon be soliciting for students to participate in the Orientation week and vacation plans, and students may offer their services on their own by contacting the Committee office at PBH. Harvard should respond to this effort to help integrate the isolated colonies of foreign students in Cambridge...
...anti-abolitionists respond by arguing that the grade is necessary for the student to know how well he has absorbed the course, and how much he has gotten out of it. Countering, the abolitionists maintain that grades for exams and papers may remain to indicate the degree of absorption, and the student himself knows how much he has benefited from a course without being told...
...woman, who showed as good improvement as any, had been in the hospital 26 years. Several cases suffered from hebephrenia or catatonic schizophrenia-conditions that are notoriously resistant to any treatment. Three patients whose mental illness had its roots in physical disease (one had had syphilis) did not respond. Emphasizing the distinction between the effects of iproniazid and previously used ataraxics, Rockland's Research Director Nathan S. Kline called it not a tranquilizer but a "psychic energizer...