Word: doubting
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...know of at least one American university which is now experimenting on a limited scale with a majorless degree, probably similar no doubt to the idea of General Education concentration which has been suggested by Dean May as a possible alternative for Honors concentrations. What we should rather consider is dropping the concentration altogether, giving a P.A. to all graduates without its being "in" anything, and thus dispense with that half of the "Rules Relating" which details the frightening tangle of departmental concentration requirements...
...paradigmatic role of George Washington in its own formative rhetoric and constitutional documents. Hanoi's ever more frequent direct appeals to a portion of the American people over the heads of our highly elected officials is grounded partly, of course, in their Marxist reading and no doubt misreading of what they construe as the class basis of our protest movement but partly also in their residual admiration for part of America. This is an admiration, first of all, for that part of America which through President Wilson called for the acceptance of the XIV Points after World War I, especially...
...Yablonsky for making psychoanalysis a simply defined, black and white, got-all-the-reasons-for-your-hang-ups-baby, science. Everything is much clearer to me now that I know all hippies can kill very "matter-of-factly." By printing the doctor's findings, you have, no doubt, done wonders for the already paranoid Silent Majority...
South Vietnamese claimed that they had killed 1,519 enemy soldiers while losing only 285 themselves. Though the enemy casualty figures were probably inflated, there was no doubt that ARVN troopers had blocked the North Vietnamese from accomplishing their goals: 1) to take one or both of the camps by Christmas; 2) to force the U.S. to commit ground troops to the action, and 3) to discredit the ARVN...
Routine vaccination has become an American fetish. There is no doubt that in its first 150 years vaccination was enormously effective in virtually eliminating smallpox from the developed countries of Europe and much of the Americas. But it is deceptively easy to assume that the current U.S. immunity to the disease is the result of continuing mass vaccinations. Probably far more significant is effective border control, which keeps out infected travelers. Changes in vaccination policy are resisted, says Tulane University's Dr. Margaret H.D. Smith, because of "an emotional investment in the traditional role of smallpox vaccination...