Word: sanctions
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...network of alumni. In these areas where it is known that a certain desired athletic ability is abundant--for example, Ohio, in football--Harvard clubs are very active. . . they do not pretend to pass judgment on either but it is interesting to note that the NCAA has given legal sanction to the coach approach...
This evolutionary striving, he feels, is the means and end and sanction of life. In this, he has been strongly influenced by the thought of the late French Jesuit philosopher-anthropologist, Father Teilhard de Chardin (TIME, Feb. 10). "But the striving and aspiring must be social to be fruitful." Vercors insists. "The yogi working by himself for himself is a dead end. In my book, the forms and standards of society are represented by Richwick-that's why he may seem something of a prig. But it is these very forms, personified in Richwick, that give Sylva a direction...
...flawed conclusion in Broadway's J.B. of three years ago; both Playwrights MacLeish and Chayefsky assume that man has somehow outgrown God and must evolve a higher morality. They deny that the end of man is to glorify God and seem to agree that man must express, sanction, and glorify himself. Paradoxically, the denial and doubt of God have led not to the affirmation of man but to his greater despair. For it is despair from which such questing morality plays as J.B. and Gideon seem to spring...
...defeat by somnolence." The delegates officially disapproved of flogging in the schools. But when Mr. Butler had to comment on what he as Home Secretary thought of flogging, he said only that much as he would like corporal punishment, he could not see how the Government could sanction...
...Balaguer went on to admit Trujillo's official guilt in the assassination attempt against Venezuela's President Romulo Betancourt in June 1960 (see following story). "I do not deny that the reprehensible act that almost cost the life of one of the leaders of Western civilization deserved sanction. But it is not fair that the punishment should continue after the death of the culprit." He excused his countrymen for being "half-crazed after three decades of terror," and then pleaded for an end to the punitive economic sanctions imposed against his country by the Organization of American States...