Word: suggest
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...your 29 April edition in which my remarks were interpreted so as to give an impression that could not be farther from my intent, Your reporter portrayed my comments about the University's failure to take seriously the concerns of students when considering faculty retention decisions as to-suggest that I do not believe that Professor Ethel Klein, the most recent victim of Harvard's callous and insensitive attitude, is a professor worth fighting for I regret the misunderstanding and write to clarify my remarks...
...women and the "third world" (related issue), of on women and on the "third world" (separate issue). The result was a conference characterized by a lack of cohesion, outdated information, no sense of direction, and simplistic models wherein slogans took the place of rigorous analysis. The panelists seemed to suggest that--structural constraints notwithstanding--with good planning and a little good will the problems of women and of development would be resolved...
COMPOSED AS IT IS of students, faculty, and alumni, the ACSR has traditionally lagged politically behind the rest of the campus on the South Africa issue. That it has moved as sharply as it has would seem to suggest a growing polarization on the subject on campus. The sad thing is that such a polarization does not bother the men of Massachusetts Hall, who sit pretty as waves of students and ACSR members shuffle through Harvard's revolving door. Next fall, the excitement of this spring's divestiture drive will have died down, a whole new batch of ACSR members...
...project's art director, has selected a quiet country road, with no palm trees to spoil the illusion of France. Somebody has found a French cowherd. Actually he is a Puerto Rican waiter, but in beret, smock and scarf, and with rouge on his round cheeks to suggest a history of drinking wine for breakfast, he looks as French as Pierre...
Wilson gives glimpses of his own bed. Although rotund and stodgy, he never lacked for lovers. He had a reputation as a philanderer. In 1946 he married his fourth and last wife, the aristocratic European beauty Elena Mumm Thornton. Somber, itemized accounts of their love-making suggest that Wilson paid inordinate attention to her feet. "Folded together [her toes] looked so fine and white," he noted. "Sensual pleasures of holding the insteps and kissing the toes at their base...