Word: steps
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...split between antiwar and anti-American factions nearly put last week's Pentagon march out of step before it began. The New York-based National Mobilization Committee to End the War in Viet Nam (alias the Mob), the umbrella group that coordinated the march, found it hard to reconcile plans for civil disobedience with more moderate notions of a legal rally...
...color by demonstrating that nerve fibers in the retina are differently sensitive to lights of different wave lengths. However, for all that is known on "what happens between the outside and the inside" of the eye, says Hartline, the current knowledge of vision is "just a beginning. The next step is to know what happens in the visual centers of the brain." Only a beginning it may be, but a remarkably sophisticated beginning...
Because of their impotence they marched--and many were beaten. For three years, they had watched their President step up a wretched war he had promised not to escalate. They had participated in teach-ins, marches, and election campaigns, only to see the Administration widen the war as their protest increased...
...days, if you wanted to be connected with University information, you had to dial 868-7600, and tell the Harvard operator to ring 191. The operator would then tell you, "I'm sorry, the lines are busy." The University has taken a major step forward. Now, you can dial information directly, at 491-4451, and hear the busy signal yourself...
...step in the direction of a one man, one bedroom policy is clearly desirable. Overcrowding provided the impetus for planning a new House; deconversion was--and remains--the one legitimate reason for building...