Word: functioning
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...would be available to a wide audience, a sense of responsibility would require that they be less frank, comprehensive, and communicative." The DAS thus asked the rest of the University to take the word of the Administration and a handful of Faculty committees that its operations are a "suitable function for a university... and a suitable function for Harvard in particular...
...function of the lawsuit is to get the station and the networks to rethink their policies. We are trying to put pressure on sponsors to cut down the showing of such programs to young children," he added...
...Stade states that as the function of the University is to prepare individuals to contribute to the welfare of our society, and as women's present societal role excludes or limits such social contribution, women are less worth educating than men. In this description of the function of the University, it seems to have a neutral position toward the society in which it exists...
...only to a complex of social conditions, not to such a simple explanation as Lifton's. On this point, and in the book as a whole, Lifton has very accurately described a number of the problems of modern society, and ascribed them to simplistic solutions. It may be a function of the intellectual climate in which his generation was raised that he feels bound to ascertain a simple answer to even the most complex of problems...
...women are not slaves in them." Mme. Richard, now a sprightly 81, is not alone. A band of 60 Gaullist Deputies, led by Claude Peyret, is preparing legislation to permit the houses to function once again. Premier Jacques Chaban-Delmas has privately expressed support for the drive...