Word: vitality
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...even a beer mug and banner agency, without central direction and constant contact with suppliers. But the case for HSA control of student entertainers is less convincing. If the HSA is to maintain the confidence of the undergraduate community--which it needs in order to perform its main and vital function--it must not act as if it would like to see all student employment centralized through its office. An organization which exists to serve students should not indulge in expansion only for the sake of expansion, lest success in empire building be confused with success in providing opportunities...
...year, thus provoking a new crisis in West Berlin. This is what prompted Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara, just back from a quick, two-day inspection trip to West Germany, to publicly remind Nikita Khrushchev that the U.S. intends to use nuclear arms, if necessary, to defend its "vital interest" of access to the city...
...soon only a single, nationally supervised banking system would survive. This, they argue, would destroy the cherished "dual system" of banking, with its checks and balances against heavy-handed regulation. Saxon's argument: branching restrictions merely protect well-entrenched banks and stifle the expansion of competitive service. "A vital new spirit is needed," he says...
Thus, no scientific conclusions may be drawn from the Westford Project. But one can conclude that when a military project is in question, the government's scientific counsel is dominantly that of groups associated with the military. This follows from the fact that although the Westford Project was not vital to the national defense (as one might argue the nuclear test was), still the petition of the professional astronomers of the world was ignored...
...those enjoyed by men. Most certainly this assumption would not justify duplicating structures within a given institution. Rather it is to provide educational elements that are distinctive and of especial, although not necessarily exclusive, interest to women that I believe it is valuable to maintain Radcliffe as a vital, organic part of Harvard University. Mrs. Mary I. Bunting, President, Radcliffe College...