Word: suggestting
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...excellent cast-Franchot Tone, Lillian Gish, Ethel Waters, Janice Rule-was able to suggest the last-gasp despairs of a dying order in the Old South, but the violence that flashes only fitfully in the novel seemed too concentrated to be real in the TV play...
Industry has learned that there is a law of diminishing returns operating against the expansion of individual units beyond a size where management can function effectively and the worker feels some identification with his job. Decentralization is the current pattern of economic development. I suggest that America and education and the individual student and teacher will be better served if the educational expansion which must take place in the next generation is also decentralized. We will be in a far healthier condition in all kinds of ways if there is a multiplication of community colleges, and a limited expansion...
Finally, I am charged with being undemocratic (which I find somewhat comforting by the way, since it clashes with the general belief down here that I may well be the radical left winger that they have heard so much about.) I would like to be sanctimonious as well and suggest that the critics, if they still don't believe me, come down to Mississippi and contribute to the Democratic process. If they are not able to travel South but still feel obligated to help the racial situation (an obligation which I share) they should form a committee and investigate...
...This assumptions is based on the view that the lunar plains, which are made of some darker material than the rest of the moon's surface, are actually lava beds poured out from once-active volcanoes whose craters now it the moon's surface. Recent observations, however, suggest that the moon has been a cold planet for so long that volcanic activity is not a satisfactory explanation of its topography. Instead, the belief is growing that its craters were torn out by meteorites, and that the plains are huge seas of dust...
...York metropolitan schools are "apparently" difficult, and the educators are "apparently" failing to meet their goals, other cities and other communities are meeting their problems and coming up with solutions and New York City does the same. The younger generation always seems to be worse than the last. I suggest that Miss Dunn should become more acquainted with other schools, other pupils, and become a bit more experienced in teaching before she condemns ... If all young teachers "give up" after four years, who is to supply the answer...