Word: solidated
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Wilkins made a plea for no more riots. Our group cannot make solid progress cs a result of the actions of a riotous few," he said. But he also warned Congress which is now considering an "antiriot" bill that "riot prevention consists of crackdown laws and crackdown police...
...force at once in the Mideast are those who attack him most bitterly for having used force at all in Viet Nam" [lune 9]. What is so odd about a philosophy that advocates use of U.S. power only when the nation requesting our assistance can clearly demonstrate its own solid commitment to fight for the right to exist and to be free? If the South Vietnamese showed the kind of determination and willingness to defend their country that the Israelis have shown in the current crisis, it would be easier to convince the doves that the Viet...
Growing specialization is also characteristic of the p.r. setups inside big companies. Today, many top executives are looking for men who have had a solid grounding in business administration or finance. Of the 750 largest U.S. companies, 84% now have a public relations department, half of them headed by a vice president. How much influence they have still varies widely among firms. In a survey two years ago, Professor Robert Miller of American University's School of Business Administration found that only 31% of top corporation heads consulted their p.r. men on major policy matters. That situation, Miller finds...
...from 1855-1917. Exciting, decadent stuff. Mad monks, Faberge Easter eggs, and more Czars than you can shake a sceptre at. This course is taught by Leopold H. Hamison, a Professor of Russian History at Columbia. Whose Russian Center is comparable to Harvard's. This course looks likes a solid...
...happy. Despite Akerson's rousing statements about the wonderful possibilities for the new hybrid, many of them fear that the Herald will soon follow the Traveler's steps. This isn't too likely since the Herald, which carries the New York' Times news dispatches, is a fairly solid and well-liked paper. But some staffers see a grizzly connection between the Record-American's need for a new plant, the death of the Traveler, and the Herald-Traveler's fairly new $7 million plant...