Word: strictly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...attempt to pick out the political factor in economics, and to define its importance. "The key thing is to establish the limits of propositions and approaches--the boundaries beyond which the hypotheses no longer hold water." By teaching an upper-level General Education course, rather than one on strict economic history, Gerschenkron can proceed by "free association." "I feel liberated from the rigor of discipline. If I find something that interest the students and myself, we can follow...
...censure motion was defeated on strict party lines-306 to 289, with nine Liberals abstaining. But Wilson was in deep trouble, and he knew it. Another major Tory onslaught can be expected soon, and the chance absence of even three Laborites at any crucial vote could be enough to bring down his government...
Critics of the suggestion pointed out several defects, Wilcox said. The change would have to be accompanied by a strict "drop rule" to prevent students from taking eight courses and then dropping all but their best five late in the term...
Zuckert will not review the cases for another two or three months. Until then, cadets returning home are still considered members of the Air Force; all have been given strict orders not to discuss the scandal, which left parents and friends in doubt over whether they were cheaters or had only tolerated cheating by others. The Air Force labeled the investigation "classified"; students who talked were threatened with dishonor able discharges and denial of the right to transfer their academic credits to an other school. It was, as one cadet parent put it, "a pretty strong weapon"−as well...
...Western Europe seems to share the problem. French labor and business are chafing under a strict economic-stabilization program designed to lower the growth rate from 7.5% to 4.5%-and prices and wages with it. By imposing a merciless credit hold-down, Italy braked industrial growth from 5% to 1.5% last year. Along with the other problems of its economy. Britain is alarmed by its quickened wage-price spiral. The cost of living has jumped 4.6% in the sharpest twelvemonth rise in a decade, and British housewives this month found that prices had risen for some 3,200 different grocery...