Word: searchingly
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...large extent, the sales campaigns launched by the makers of infant products beginning in the early sixties--when the prospect of zero or negative population growth and declining profits in the industrialized West led to the search for new markets--has been very successful...
Solidarity is adaptive, more than maladaptive. Therefore, Professor Kilson's complaints also demonstrate the heightened vulnerability that isolated individuals can experience. The search for identity takes many forms of developmental importance to almost all college students. Through black solidarity, uncertainty about identity can evolve into confidence, political and social maturity, and intellectual achievement...
...coming together of Latino, Asian, American Indian, African and Afro-American students reflects a search for individual identities, common ground, shared ideas, and collective values. We seek to exemplify and remain respectful of our common heritage as proud peoples. Is this not proof of education at its best...
Bell was particularly peeved with Republican Chief Inquisitor Malcolm Wallop, 45. During 17 days of hearings, the freshman Senator and Wyoming rancher has asked Civiletti and five other witnesses hundreds of questions in a search for evidence of willful wrongdoing in the Administration's firing last January of Republican David Marston as U.S. Attorney for eastern Pennsylvania. Jimmy Carter ordered Marston's dismissal after a request by Pennsylvania Congressman Joshua Eilberg, who later turned out to be under investigation in a case involving financial irregularities in the construction of a Philadelphia hospital...
...scientific theories to political ones. Only Emmerich, not DeVore, suggests that laws and civil rights might be based on man's evolutionary past, which though helpful--like history--in understanding how he does behave, does not determine how he should behave as a citizen. I sympathize with Emmerich's search for political issues, but he should look elsewhere, not in the Anthropology Department. --Charles Everson...