Word: suggesters
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...NEEDS NO DEFENSE FROM ME BUT I WRITE TO SUGGEST A LADDER BE PLACED ALONGSIDE MR. KROCK'S IVORY TOWER IN THE HOPE
...mean to suggest that every claim of the privilege should automatically be followed by discharge on this ground is not always wicked. Robert Braucher Professor...
...truth is free to combat error.'" But he noted also contrary forces, "a clever subtile devil, appearing in devious ways." Sometimes his attack has been frontal, as "when a century age there was a restriction on anti-slavery discussion. . .or when he appeared in the guise of gentility to suggest that Dunster House students would not profit by reading Norman Douglas' South Wind. . .Here today we mark the opening of a Library built on a simple idea that books were made to be used. . .Here indeed it can be said that we believe in an aducation based upon free access...
...enter freely, physical and mental rest . . . diets ... to meet the unperverted demands of the body." The authors admit that there is nothing new in this prescription. But. they say, the world needs a new spirit of evangelism to spread this gospel and make it work. "It will be," they suggest, "the enviable task of the future to reconcile the glamour of modern life with the ancestral wisdom of the happy savage...
...history of mankind, and its importance grows with every year." But the alarming truth, says Bestor, is that educators today are all too ready to accept the unproved proposition that some 60% of American high-school students are incapable of absorbing such training. In report after report, they suggest that the majority of Americans are doomed to intellectual mediocrity, "destined from birth to be hewers of wood and drawers of water to a select few." As a result of this notion, high-school curricula are filled with "Life Adjustment Education Programs," in which " 'the problem of acquiring the social...