Word: respecting
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Lattimore's name was one of perhaps 1,000 which Budenz, as the Worker's managing editor, had to keep in his head because to print them would risk disclosure. They were not "small fry" but "large-sized" individuals whom the Worker was to treat with respect. Politburo instructions were issued on onionskin documents "so secret that we were instructed not to burn them, but to tear them in small pieces and destroy them through the toilet." In these documents, "L or XL in Far Eastern affairs referred to Mr. Lattimore. I was so advised by Jack Stachel...
...militant antiCommunism. There was no confirmation of this gossip. Dr. Dorr reminded Viennese of Saints Ambrose and Gregory. "Only God knows what is in the soul of such a person in such an hour," said the rector. "It's not for us to judge but to respect the judgment of conscience...
...Most Rev. Joseph Kiwanuka is everything that a bishop should be. His dignity and calm inspire automatic respect, his words are simple and wise, his broad smile is warm with charity for men. But he might still be just plain Joe Kiwanuka, African tribesman, if he had not happened to be reading a book one day when a Roman Catholic missionary priest came to visit his native village...
Architectural Sciences has been described aptly as being "in a field, not about a field." In this respect it differs from most other studies at Harvard. Concentrators will find that they will spend most of their time over the drawing board, rather than merely reading textbooks. For those entering the field, however, both Math 1 and Physics 1 are demanded. The content of Architectural Sciences is closer to engineering than to fine arts...
Professor Karl Victor's courses, German 120, 130, 135, and 150 on Goethe and various aspects of 19th century literature are the most popular in the department. The other five permanent appointees in the department also have won the respect of their students...