Word: superior
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...teach next fall at the city's other, and now only, high school. Fired Negro Teacher Louis H. Newberry, who holds a master's degree from New York University and has pursued graduate studies at the University of North Carolina, says bitterly: "I think my qualifications are superior to anybody they have over there." The whites, argues Negro Teacher Gaines Price, "are being forced to integrate, and they are retaliating by not absorbing teachers of the Negro race...
...Corner on Incompetence. In Florida, Dr. Gilbert Porter, executive secretary of the all-Negro Florida State Teachers Association, contends that "several hundred" Negro teachers are being dismissed, and says: "Among all of the Negro teachers being let go, one or more must have qualifications equal or superior to those of the white teachers in that county." Elsewhere, 22 Negro teachers in four Arkansas school systems being integrated have been told that they will not be rehired, and ten Negro teachers in Texas claim to have been dismissed because of integration shifts. Since integration is barely getting out of token status...
...with, Simone. Sex isn't only traditional, its basic. The most fundamental division of the human species. Man-and-woman. One and one makes two. Daddy and mommy. Sperm and egg. You can't get away from all that and with all that comes a lot of other things. Superior and inferior, for instance, stronger...
Sheldon Dietz '41 and the Harvard Co-operative Society will appear in Massachusetts Superior Court this week to see if plans for the Coop's new $2,000,000 annex meet zoning law requirements...
California's district attorney can still appeal, and Weaver's STV will stay dark until the decision is final, but Superior Court Judge Irving Perluss stated that he was "able to discern only the conjecture from certain viewpoints (some of which are not entirely unbiased) that subscription television may destroy free television operation. In the final analysis, it would appear the charges here made [against pay TV] could have been made by the radio industry when television was made available for the home and by the producers of silent pictures when Al Jolson sang in The Jazz Singer...