Word: submitting
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...constitution was vague and cautious in parts. But it could, he insisted, be just as strong as succeeding generations want to make it. "A real democracy," he said, "cannot be merely formalized. It requires moral and material elevation and true citizenship." To help build that citizenship, Franco decided to submit the constitution to a public referendum Dec. 14 rather than simply decree it. In the referendum, Spain's second in 30 years, all Spaniards over 21 will vote. After almost certain approval, the new constitution will go into effect immediately. Additional laws that translate its broad principles into actual...
...plan that Monro will propose, freshmen would now be allowed to make choices on their applications (they could write letters last year, but these were only considered if the committee deemed the reasons for preferring one House over another "substantial"). Those Masters who want to will be allowed to submit lists of individual student choices, but, as before, the House Assignment Committee will remain in charge of the distribution process...
...hardest to handle is the use of what he calls the "secret cavities" of the human body. Three weeks ago, he caught six smugglers - four men and two women - loaded with diamonds privately concealed. So it was that last week one John Wina was asked to bend over and submit to the routine check when he showed up in Kinshasa fresh from the mining country. The law's probing finger produced six capsules of white diamonds. Kassanda's cops some how felt they had missed a carat or two. Over Wina's shrill protests, they applied...
...being alive and, even in despair, from stubborn hope and a dimly realized sense of duty to the miracle of life. Camus' own answer was that revolt against the apparent meaninglessness of existence is noble, and that to revolt is to live-suicide is submission. He did not submit; he died in an auto accident in 1960. "It is essential to die unreconciled," he had said, "and not of one's own free will...
Bettina Aptheker, Mario Savio's heir-apparent as leader of the anti-administration movement, called Heyns "a liar" for that statement. But in a gesture indicative of Heyn's success in curbing student outbreaks these last two years, Miss Aptheker did nothing but submit a petition protesting his restrictions...