Word: shelteredness
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The 10 year delay wreaked havoc on the Library Corporation's original goals. The general inflationary trend, combined with the skyrocketing increase in building costs, whittled the $27 million project to half its original size. Architect I.M. Pei designed a museum sheltered under an 85-foot high truncated glass pyramid...
Let me qualify again -- finished it off for that special group of ladies in the suburbs. May they rest in peace, safely sheltered from the struggle to come. Because the match, irrelevant though it was, irritated that. It's rather tiring, after all, to repeatedly watch the Movement bastardized for...
> Watergate has already destroyed a White House palace guard that "sheltered" the President from Congress, from many high officials of his own Administration and from many regions of public opinion. It is possible that President Nixon will try to reconstruct another palace guard as arrogant, zealous and narrow as the...
(2 of 11) vehement critics of the church; that what was once the church's first line of defense should now seem to be a fifth column. Many Catholic parents complain, for example, that their sons attending Jesuit schools are sheltered from neither the drug culture, early sex, political radicalism...
It was unfortunate that the Economics Department Committee on outside consulting work did not also discuss the relation of academic tenure to such work. The rationale for lifetime tenure is that it provides scholars with a risk-free appointment to pursue a life of reflection undisturbed by the uncertainties of...