Word: see
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Traditionally, presidents, freed from electoral considerations, have used their farewell addresses to try to steer the nation on a specific course or openly warn it about problems that they see as particularly important. In the first farewell address, George Washington warned the nation not to involve itself in entangling European alliances. Americans took these words so seriously that isolationists cited them decades afterwards...
...look at Reagan's proposals a little bit closer, we see them for the useless rhetorical exercises they really are. In calling for parents to teach their children an "unambivalent appreciation of America," Reagan suggested today's youth ought to learn more about the American soldiers who bombed Tokyo and stormed the Normandy beaches...
...continues and we go into a second year or second semester, that's when you begin to see some of the erosion you're talking about," he said...
...think the goal here is to see where the honor codes are as we move towards an important milestone and enter our third century," said Andrea R. Hamburger, a West Point official. The hearing process for disciplinary cases was last overhauled in 1977 after numerous cadets were found cheating...
...see that we continue to have a significant number of students who get into trouble because of their drinking, but I don't know if you could say that alcohol in general is a problem," she said...