Word: talentedly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...universities, Conant stressed that there is a "ferment in higher education in Europe and the United States." He said institutions on both sides of the Atlantic face the demand to expand facilities, the increasing need for highly trained individuals, and the problem of identifying and educating all the potential talent available...
...failure of the Committee to consider the impact of the HSA on other undergraduate organizations is the most grievous ommission of the report, however. The consolidation of business talent in the student body at the HSA, together with advertising solicited by HSA agencies, has had a severe and damaging effect on practically every volunteer organization in the College that conducts any business operation. Faced with extremely tight budgets, only a few have been able to offer their business staffs compensations in any way comparable to HSA commissions and salaries...
...this he can do with supreme skill because of his unique capacity for language and symbolization. Unlike animals, man adjusts to reality by renaming it on his own terms. For him, the word is the end as well as the beginning. Thus he survives lack of talent, loss of position, the law's delay, unbearable pressure, and compromise of integrity. As Poet T. S. Eliot...
Sampson Shillitoe, poet, souse, womanizer and pratfalling Prometheus, might be the worshipful nephew of Joyce Gary's artist-as-an-old-grog, Gulley Jimson. The resemblance extends to the knockabout plot, kept in motion by Shillitoe's talent for anarchy, his tropism for cops and his tendency to rant at strangers. Even at the end, when Shillitoe is strapped to the operating table while the lobotomist's needle probes to discover whether truth is beauty, his plight is reminiscent of Jimson clinging to his wall and painting his soaring mural while the walls threaten to fall down...
...This is a chance to utilize existing talent in the North in a productive and positive way," John M. Mudd, a third-year student in the GSAS and spokesman for the group, explained. He said the 10-to-20 students who will participate think it will be a "more efficient use of talent" than demonstrations or voter registration drives...