Word: objectively
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...Committee feels strongly, Watson reported, that only Harvard students should use the empty seats because the University pays for the buses. Neither he nor the Committee would object, he said, to Band members taking dates on bus trips provided that the Band paid for the buses and that an older person traveled with the group...
...object of Zen is satori (enlightenment), and Koestler thinks this is the opposite of Yoga's aim, samadhi. "Samadhi is the elimination of the conscious self in the deep sleep of Nirvana; satori is the elimination of the conscious self in the wide-awake activities of intuitive living . . . To make the point quite clear: literally, samadhi means 'deep sleep,' satori means 'awakening.' Mystically, of course, 'deep sleep' means entering into Real Life, whereas the Awakened one 'lives like one already dead.' But cynically speaking, it is less risky and more pleasant...
...resolve all the contrasts and in the structure of modern would be an impossible task. object of Aron's book is to explain of them, and to destroy, in a et way, what he feels are orthodox and largely specious effusions on the causes and consequences of de Gaulle's new Republic. For commonplace evaluations of such matters as changes in the French economy, the roots of ministerial instability, or the policy of de Gaulle and his predecessors toward Algeria, Aron has little tolerance, and while his own may not be any more convincing, they are at least excellently supported...
Today's game presents the old, cliched case of the irresistible force and the immovable object, and it's hard to tall which one is going to give. Princeton must be at least a touchdown favorite, but if Harvard is up--and it is difficult to imagine a Harvard team not up for this game--the Crimson...
...generalm anager of the MTA, Thomas J. McLernon, has stated that he would not object to selling the yards, with the usual reservation that the company would have to find a substitute site for its repair facilities...