Word: retainers
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Ackerman also criticized the use of departmental committees to plan buildings. "Without an autocrat, everyone gets more or less what he wants, and that makes chaos. Someone should retain the authority to represent the General Good...
Polish-U.S. relations. That could be accomplished easily enough, if the Polish people had anything to say about Poland's policies. As earlier visits by Richard Nixon and Bobby Kennedy showed, the Poles retain an irrepressible affection...
...acre site of a former country club. Architect Edward Durell Stone has designed four 23-story dormitory towers, each overlooking its own one-story "academic podium" containing classrooms, labs, student lounge and auditorium. The quad system is supposed to let Albany handle its planned 7,500 students, yet retain a collegiate atmosphere. The school-which evolved from a 121-year-old teachers college-is strongest in its community-service-oriented graduate schools of public affairs, social welfare and criminal justice...
...schedule means that Harvard will probably retain its AA salary rating from the American Association of University Professors. The University briefly lost the AA rating in 1963, when it slipped...
...staging Under Milk Wood as a simple reading was one mistake, staging it as a farce was another. The play leaves an acrid taste behind unless the inhabitants of Llareggub, Thomas's imaginary Welsh backwater, retain their basic dignity. We follow them through a typical spring day -- eavesdropping as they dream, work, gossip, wish, torment one another, and frolic in the hay -- and almost everyone is bizarre and funny. But the purpose of the tour is to change our minds, to make us see the human beings behind the aberrations. If our feelings don't change and deepen, if automatic...