Word: reportable
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...sense that a first-rate political analyst gave critical attention to the central elements of the problem under study. The lecture was remarkable for the generosity and sympathy of Professor Aron's discussion of the principal conflicting forces. These are things that it is not at all easy to report well, and so I hope our rules will not soon be broken again. McGeorge Bundy, Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences...
...report published last Friday, three Harvard officials proposed that the University sponsor a group of about 12 graduates, who would attend an intensive summer training seminar and go to their Nigerian teaching jobs next fall...
Paul Sigmund, instructor in Government and a drafter of the Harvard proposal, has been deluged with questions since the report appeared last Friday. Sigmund predicts that student enthusiasm will lead to a highly selective group, even though the teaching assignments will probably last two years...
...days of American newspapers, if a big news story broke late or the editor wished to give it special emphasis, he ran it under the caption "Extraordinary Intelligence." As time went on, this cumbersome phrase was reduced to the simple word extra, came to mean a special edition to report some late-breaking, important news...
...official document in the Eisenhower Administration. Established by President Eisenhower last February, the commission, headed by Henry M. Wriston, president-emeritus of Brown University,† had as its charter the development of a "broad outline of national objectives and programs for the next decade and longer." The Wriston Report not only fulfills that requirement but details some hard specifics and boldface imperatives. Items...