Word: warrantize
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...crude rafts, sampans and Western warships, with all that was left of their previous lives wrapped in cotton bundles, the refugees headed south - aware that their very act of leaving might be their death warrant if Uncle Ho ever caught up with them. Last week several thousand refugees, fleeing from the Communist interior, got trapped on a sandbar off the coast of North Viet Nam. Before them lay the sea. Behind them lay the Communist land of compulsory joy. In frail craft, the braver, stronger ones made it out to the three-mile limit, where a French aircraft carrier waited...
James E. Donaghy '56, Adams Athletic Secretary, thought that "there was enough interest among the players to warrant holding the All-Star game," but he, too, stated that the league play should not be interrupted...
...needs of art students alone would warrant an extension of hours to offer at least one night a week or Sunday afternoon for browsing. But at present, Fogg is hampered by a starvation budget. Essentially self-supporting, it depends on endowments and contributions to meet expenses, and any major addition of hours would bankrupt many other museum activities...
...hard to predict the number of people who want to attend," William L. Langer '15,. Coolidge Professor of History, said last night. "Since it is the night before the Princeton game, we felt there wouldn't be enough undergraduates at the lecture to warrant the use of larger Sanders Theater," he added...
Whatever the setbacks or successes of recent U.S. policy, events hardly warrant the overriding fear, which runs through all these volumes, that the U.S. will be too arrogant in world affairs. The greater danger is that the U.S. will become too impressed with its "limitations" and forget its opportunities. Realistic caution is obviously needed in U.S. policy, but so are imagination and a will to win. The advice from this quartet of distinguished foreign-policy brains is less than caution: it is a plea for compromise that sounds like a statement of the will to lose...