Word: neglectment
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...think it was rather plainly stated that the present moral and sanitary neglect of the Negro is not the product of a natural inferiority, but rather of historical conditions and the system here. I was merely trying to explain why, no matter how sincere a person is, there are certain factors preventing and slowing down the process of integration...
...earlier this year, when it maintained that restoration of Memorial Hall was not worth the high sum it wold cost. Since then a small group of local alumni have waged a concerted campaign in favor of restoration. They have written numerous letters to the "Alumni Bulletin" protesting the "shabby neglect" of Memorial Hall, and in October one of them, James Lawrence, Jr. '29, launched an unofficial alumni drive to finance the restoration project...
Happy eating and sweet dreaming to the students of the Functions of a Complex Variable and to professors of law who neglect to cross on the red and yellow. To doctors of philosophy perishing for failure to publish and to brethren perishing because they have published, to old men reading Plato, to seniors with black goatees and to juniors cultivating Harvard's air of indifference by nodding in class, we extend a glad word. A day of rare Thanksgiving to Nieman and Ford Fellows and other itinerant scholars, and a thought for the girls sitting sideways on the Memorial Church...
...again. Tormented by his cravings, he is also tormented by the brutal, scrounging pushers who can supply the drugs. His well-meaning brother knows of his vice and has given him money for it; his unhappy wife does not know and can only blame some unknown woman for his neglect and his absences from home. Out of such a situation emerges a highly theatrical problem play...
...Gaitskell, his onetime friend, Butler added, "I reserve neglect." Recalling that Britain's reserves had poured out during Gaitskell's tenure, Butler reminded the House that "all the records show is that cheese imports were reduced to save $40 million." Butler gestured scornfully towards Gaitskell, sitting opposite. "This marvelous roaring lion," he said, "is a little mouse who could only gnaw at a piece of cheese...