Word: groundedness
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"These reductions," said Shäffer, "have as their aim the encouragement of business initiative." To make up his losses in revenue, he assumed that West German production would jump another 5% in 1954-55. No other nation in Europe, and few anywhere, looks forward to even half that much...
Fine Arts requires, more than history or the study of literature, the formation of new modes of seeing and thinking that are seldom hinted at on a high-school level. Granted, professors often fail to realize that the vocabulary of this field is somewhat strange to the newcomer, but this...
Gordon W. Allport '19, chairman of the Department of Psychology, last night criticized the Social Relations Department for being "too theoretically back-grounded."
After Britain's New Statesman and Nation waggishly caricatured her in drawing and word ("Queen Edith [whose] mask is elaborate . . . eye-sockets . . . thumbed by a master") and accused her of "riding the elephant of publicity in Hollywood," cadaverous Poetess Edith (Faqade) Sitwell, like a glacier overriding a grounded gnat...
"Against this error, our century has seen a reaction which has sought to overcome the isolation of man from man by imposing upon rebellious individuals a pattern of compulsory and all-embracing state organization, with unlimited power in the hands of the civil government. Hence socialism, in its various guises...