Word: problem
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...intuition at the expense of coherent If parliamentarianism is meant to refer discussion of concrete issues in a patient to arrive at solutions, this characteristic be regarded as the unfortunate antithesis Parliamentarianism. This fact has made the of parliamentary democracy a painfully task in Japan. Herein lies, we believe, problem of Japanese politics today, and whenever we turn to the analysis of events. There has been much talk of , anti-Americanism, violence, and in Japan. All these should be looked the context of the survival of parliament-arism in that country...
...many young men will not be cajoled. So they rebel--or rather, some of them do--and so Goodman's next problem is to explore a life of voluntary poverty, a life in which a man works for subsistence at a job that speaks for itself ('farm labor, hauling boxes, janitoring or dish washing, messenger...
...this year," he says, "I guess that's been pretty much left to me. . . . Vote NO for President this November. Then the White House will be empty for another four years. . . . Eisenhower was supposed to brief Stevenson on foreign policy for Kennedy, but it didn't work out. Language problem, I think...
...center on what the student should be taught rather than what he actually winds up learning, and in the resounding resolution with which Faculty members will assert that they have no influence over either the interests or the efforts of undergraduates. The same attitude makes admissions most important problem of the College. If Harvard only offers opportunities rather than holding attitudes and talents, the raw material the most important part of the educational...
Instead, reaching back into school years, they dredge up the alternatives they once rejected, looking for a solution to the present problem in a reconsideration of the past decision. The situation is easier for the prep school product, for he is often more accustomed to accepting a B as a satisfactory grade, something which is harder for the high school graduate who has always led his class. But since preppies generally do not work as hard as their high school confreres, the difference tends to even...