Word: wholeheartedness
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That was a fitting admonition for a President who is energetically dealing with problems on several fronts. Last week he proposed a cautious 31-point remedy for the nation's economic ills that included a controversial 5% tax surcharge on middle and upper incomes (see THE ECONOMY). He underscored...
The Pentagon's half-hearted blacklisting of Harvard has finally become a wholehearted one. The Crimson learned this week that at the insistence of Rep. F. Edward Hebert (D-La.), the Pentagon will no longer allow military personnel to attend graduate programs at the Business and Law Schools.
For many Britons, the cutbacks mean a dim and chilly winter, with the prospect of massive power blackouts unless there is a wholehearted cooperative effort to turn off the lights and turn down the heat. The new measures will reduce electricity consumption by 20%; an earlier cutback of 10% had...
No sooner had Richard Nixon put 2,000,000 U.S. servicemen round the world on stand-by alert than many Americans were asking whether the war scare was really necessary. Undoubtedly, most previous Presidents would have received wholehearted public backing, at least initially; as Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said...
But it appears that Harvard joined this movement for corporate responsibility with less than wholehearted enthusiasm. Under the guidance of George F. Bennett '33, formerly treasurer and, this year, the University's acting treasurer, it took the Corporation until 1972 to vote a proxy against a management position. Last April...