Word: stressed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Center were created, he said, it should stress the application of various disciplines to Latin American affairs rather than a sweeping study of all the area's problems. "I don't think we should try to train 'Latin American experts,' the way many universities do," he said. "Instead, we should have economists specialize in the region's economy, historians in the history...
...result of all this," Cox continues, "is a new image of the ministry. Five years ago when you thought of a minister you thought of a bland, unexciting man somewhat removed from the stress of real life. Today's image is more robust; it is the image of a man who wants to lead people in the application of ideals in the secular world, not merely to preside over a religious establishment...
...tried to stress boiling water, and the agent plugged for this too. But his approach is so unenergetic. Their method seems to be to lecture, and to threaten--with fines, hints of hauling people off to Agboville, and flat statements that the "African" won't do anything unless pushed and pulled. All in all not my idea of sanitary education...
Though Galbraith asserts that "virtually all the ideas for creative legislation comes out of the university," both he and Monro stress the fact that the enactment of the ideas into programs was the achievment of the Johnson administration. Johnson espoused the NDEA loan program, grandfather to part of this legislation, while still in the Senate, and his continued support says Monro, "has really made the difference." Johnson's Congressional support and the thorough preparation of his beefed-up Office of Education under Francis Koppel '38 have turned ideas into appropriations...
...entitle new voters to security and affluence and therefore independence. They care most deeply about the quality of their lives, about the matters that most directly affect them. They are often community activists who mean to have a significant say-so in their own affairs In its own instructive stress on individualism, the Republican Party would seem to have among such younger voters a rich field for future bumper crops...