Word: subjected
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Mary Lee Daugherty, one of the five visiting scholars in the women's studies program at the Divinity School, spent her first semester at Harvard in the libraries, researching the women of West Virginia, and this semester will teach a course on that subject. Such work is not unusual for professors in the burgeoning field of women's studies, but Daugherty's special perspective on her subject is. Her knowledge of the "Heart of Appalachia" comes not just from books, but from the 21 years she lived there, in circumstances not usually conducive to an academic career...
...major psychic surgery, cutting and tearing away at years of proper and rigid upbringing, decades of instinctive hatred. It is hardly a task that can be accomplished in a day or two--it must take months, even years, before the realization sets in. It is, in fact, a marvelous subject for a book...
...writing to correct the unfortunate impression in Monday's Crimson that the Corporation did not carefully review the tuition increases for the College. In fact, the Corporation devoted a great deal of time to the subject of tuitions and other charges during the fall. At the Corporation's direction, a detailed study was prepared which appears as Special Report #1 in the Financial Report to the Board of Overseers for 1976-77. On the basis of this study, the Corporation met with Dean Rosovsky in November for an extended discussion of general guidelines that reflect our desire to keep increases...
Though Israel's press and TV are routinely subject to military censorship, the Hirbet Hiza incident marked the first time a fictional work had been suppressed for political reasons. Premier Menachem Begin defended Hammer's decision, but Author Smilansky was irate. "I didn't write this story as a conflict between Jews and Arabs," he insisted. "I wrote this as a man who was hurt by what he saw. This story is about Israel, it's about Viet Nam, it's about any place where someone is suddenly caught in war. Instead of covering...
Hazleton, 32, was raised in England, and is both a British subject and an Israeli citizen. She has lived in Israel for twelve years, teaching psychology at the Jerusalem Experimental High School and at the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, writing for the Jerusalem Post and serving as a stringer for TIME...