Word: weaknessness
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In the magazine's first issue, Sheila Rush, a 1964 graduate of the Harvard Law School, criticizes civil rights organizations which "fail pathetically in their formulated purposes, reflecting the seemingly ineradicable weakness of the civil rights movement in the North."
Although the fact that the unpromising transplant worked so well seems to be a result of the donor's cancer, the possibility remains that in this case the recipient had an inborn weakness of the rejection system. The doctors are now checking that possibility too. But they are fascinated...
Walking the Same Road. "Are Marxists uninterested in questions asked by man on the sense of his life and his death, on the requirements of his thoughts and of his heart?" asked Garaudy. "Not at all. If the greatness of religion proves itself in the exigency of answering these questions...
Leinlein's terrible and innocent eyes each episode is murderously dissected. Papa eats like a pig while Mama throws up into her napkin with revulsion. Grandmama is a steely old Nazi who relives the past by driving more nails into the crucifix above her bed. Since no one in...
Vladimir Dedijer has the style of a man who, though 51 and well-known, has never felt either old or "famous." At a party after his speech, the former Partisan colonel, Yugoslav delegate to the United Nations and high government leader exuberantly embraced old friends, sat on the floor, and...