Word: stand
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That, combined with the observation that the average and median incomes of Radcliffe parents stand at $60,000 and $30,000 respectively, leaves little doubt that lower and lower-middle class whites have, to date, fared as poorly, and possibly worse, than blacks in Radcliffe's admissions...
EDGAR ALLAN by John Neufeld (S. G. Phillips, $3.95) a white family in a California town adopts a black child, then returns him to the adoption agency because the white father-a minister-finds he cannot stand the pressure and hatred that his act of charity has caused...
OUTSIDE the White House, carpenters banged together sturdy planks of high-grade pine to construct the inaugural-parade reviewing stand. With far less noise and motion, the man who will take the salute on Jan. 20 was also building, and also using first-rate materials. President-elect Richard Nixon, having picked most of his administrative staff, began to select policymakers...
Around the Stump. The reason for the delegates' decision at Fort Worth was summarized by Dr. E. S. James, editor emeritus of Texas' Baptist Standard. "The school is too fine an institution to let it die or stand idle while public-supported institutions smother it," he said. A committee is studying whether other schools subsidized by the Texas Baptist Convention be made independent so that they too can benefit from Government aid. Other state conventions were not so forthright in dealing with the dilemma of federal aid. The Georgia Baptist Convention voted to let a church-run hospital...
After Mrs. Bunting read her statement, Miss Fletcher thanked her and agreed to meet with her tomorrow. The black students went back to Radcliffe for dinner and a party. "We've been sitting all day, and I'm sure there are many of us who would be happy to stand," Miss Fletcher said