Word: subjectively
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...wants to abstain from the usual undergraduate bacchanalia, a good way to start the penitence would be to converse--Friday night, April 7 at 8:45 p.m.--with Yosef Yerushalm, professor of Hebrew and Jewish History, at a Harvard-Radcliffe Hillel Sabath Table Talk. The subject of discussion will be "Jewish Life in America and the East European Model...
...evolution of human behavior is a subject open to "mythologizing speculation," he said...
...Core does not insure a broad liberal education by merely requiring that students enroll in certain courses. Students cannot be forced to attain competency in a subject in which they lack interest or talent. There is no way to guarantee competency in a discipline without the support and receptivity of the student. Furthermore, the Core could not provide students with broad exposure to a number of disciplines without requiring a ridiculously heavy course load. Many Nat Sci professors object strenuously to the Core because they feel students cannot develop scientific understanding without taking a much larger number of science courses...
...Daley climbed from night-school striver to feared duke is the lesser part of Eugene Kennedy's Himself! Kennedy is more interested in his subject's mentality and soul and in political hierarchy. For this exploration the author is aptly qualified: he was a Catholic priest for 22 years, still serves as a psychology professor at Loyola University of Chicago, and has a sense of the Irish American tribe that only genes can provide...
...Hofstra affair was the kind that makes you wonder what makes coaches, players and fans alike subject themselves to emotional torture in the first place. Hofstra won the game on a shot that hit both posts and went in at 14:59 of the fourth period--that's right, folks, one lousy second left...