Word: wised
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Obviously, foreign aid has always been a necessary instrument of U.S. policy. But it has rarely worked when it was used blatantly, or when the U.S. policymakers cast themselves, in the words of Wellesley Soviet Specialist Marshall Goldman, "as super-Platonic wise men." Sociologist David Reisman worries about "populist diplomacy à la William Jennings Bryan and Woodrow Wilson" with its admixture of evangelism...
...Henry Wise '18, attorney for the Harvard Police Association, said the union hopes the University will "reach out for something better than the usual commercial consultant idea" in its attempt to help solve the union's dissatisfaction with the recent reorganization efforts of David L. Gorski, chief of the University police...
...union objects to such firms because they are usually biased toward the management's side of any labor dispute, Wise said...
...Wise said, however, that the University negotiators misunderstood the union's proposal. He said the union nominated a list of three people to serve as a team of consultants, but the University wrongly decided the union only wanted one of the people on the list to act as the outside adviser...
...Wise said the Police Association negotiators would prefer that a "blue-ribbon panel of independent experts" study the morale question and then recommend a solution to the two sides...