Word: subjectively
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...confident, combative mood. Previously he had been guardedly correct about Suez; now, to thundering Tory backbench cheers, he declared: "I was one of Sir Anthony Eden's main supporters in his Suez policy. I am proud of it." He was "surprised" that Gaitskell should bring up the subject: "If everybody were to see again those hysterical broadcasts of his, they would have a shock." Sarcastically he taunted: "The Opposition's chief idea in a difficulty is to run away from it. The ostrich and not the eagle should be their crest...
...Government and Fine Arts Departments will offer a total of nine new middle group half-courses and graduate seminars next year, subject to Faculty approval, the two department chairmen confirmed yesterday...
...subject of many headlines last Fall, the Committee to Study Disarmament sprang up just a year ago. Though most members were sincerely concerned with the disarmament problem, a few joined with rather curious motives. When interest lagged, these clever fellows stepped into the "power vacum," played some unconstitutional tricks, brought in a flock of cronies, and elected one of their number as president. The name was promptly changed to the Committee Against Appeasement. During a student Council inquiry, however, the trickster resigned, and the group was left free to puruse its original purpose...
...Galbraith, professor of Economics, in his seminar on underdeveloped countries, Economics 287. In general, however, her work under the Carnegie Grant concerns both "the studying and propagating of ideas coming up about foreign relations," she explains. "Both Carnegie and I agreed that there are considerable ideas on the subject today, but few ways of projecting them...
...Subject to the expected approval of the Committee on Educational Policy, both courses will be given again next year on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 9. The courses, part of the requirements for admission to medical schools, were often taken concurrently before Physics I changed its meeting time last Fall...