Word: published
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Portugal itself, aging but agile Dictator António Salazar was having trouble with his own aftermath of the Santa Maria. He decided to allow people to let off a little steam. Newspaper editors in Oporto and Lisbon were given permission to publish an open letter addressed to the government by three opposition leaders. "Speaking in the name of many we know," the petition asked for "a government capable of inspiring the confidence of the country," and demanded "restitution to the Portuguese of their fundamental liberties-those same liberties which the constitution promises and which have become, to our regret...
...student is only required to sit exams twice: a preliminary test his first year and the big ordeal his third and final year. Unlike its American counterparts, the University displays little faith that men can be pressured into scholarship. This applies to faculty as well as undergraduates. The 'Publish or Perish' formula exists, but only to a limited extent...
Appointed to four-year terms, the commissioners will hold continuing studies and conferences and publish a series of books on specific topics in the field. `Holton, one of 12 scientists who proposed the commission, said that it has no equivalent in any other field...
...that they, and the answers to them, have become almost cliches. But the man who asked-and answered-those above was no cliche-monger. He was the late French Jesuit priest, Pierre Teilhard de Chardin (1881-1955), a noted paleontologist who was forbidden by the Roman Catholic Church to publish his philosophical writings, which have since sparked a posthumous cult of "Teil-hardism" in France. Recently published in the U.S. is a book Teilhard wrote 35 years ago - a spiritual meditation on the cosmology he later developed from a scientific viewpoint in The Phenomenon of Man (TIME...
Richard B. Bojar '62, editor of the proposed magazine, said he hopes to publish an issue of about ten pages, including signed articles contributed by Faculty members and other experts in government discussing both national political problems and career opportunities in government service...