Word: valid
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Defense Department has taken an overly pessimistic, scientifically in-valid position on detection of under-ground nuclear tests, ignoring the opinion of professional seismologists," Lewis D. Leet, professor of Geology, charged yesterday...
...more than a bunch of colorless names and colorful cupolas it deserves a reaction of apathy, if not disdain. But once a Committee looks beyond the obvious architectural and spiritual separateness of the dormitories and finds functions that answer a specific need, the House can develop a valid ralson-d'etre, and command respect, if not gung-ho enthusiasm. Such needs that we feel we have partially met are those of increased contact with older members of the academic community, especially women in graduate school and the Institute; the purely practical function of longer lunch hours, and, through the House...
...that Shay cannot write coherent English, or to castigate him for his benighted views on Christianity would be valid, but not to the point. Likewise, it is altogether true but unnecessary to mention that he exercises incredible pretension in trying to encompass three or four religions, psychoanalysis, existentialism and the consciousness-expanding drugs all in ten pages...
Roger N. Pierce, a head resident in Barnard Hall, declared himself very much in favor of the proposed liberalization. "Starting with the premise that mature people should be allowed freedom," he said, "one has to decide what are valid reasons for limiting that freedom...
...report, the committee said "that the rumors and accusations of dishonesty which have been circulating either have no basis in fact or are the result of plausable, but false, inferences." The committee did find that some individual, minor complaints were "indeed valid," but that the HSA had "made adjustment to our satisfaction...