Word: sharing
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...gold outflow kept up it would endanger the stability of the dollar. He set out on a soft-spoken crusade to help right the U.S. balance of payments by persuading prosperous Western Europe and Japan to 1) lower trade barriers against U.S. goods and 2) take on a bigger share of the burdens of defending the free world and aiding the underdeveloped countries. This week, in pursuit of these goals, Anderson and Under Secretary of State Douglas Dillon are scheduled to meet with top West German officials in Bonn (see FOREIGN NEWS...
...instructors of the Reading Class (CRIMSON article Monday, November 14) share a concern about the popular fallacy that one either plays the game of "Examsmanship" or acquires "real learning." We are, of course, opposed to superficially, but we find that the term "real learning" when used in this dichotomy frequently refers to a kind of thoroughness lacking perspective and control...
...should "Pravda Jr.," which is perhaps the liveliest Soviet newspaper, sponsor so unimaginative a book about the future? One guess is that Russia's scientists are not eager to share their private dreams with official reporters. Another is that a not very wonderful world of the future may look sufficiently wonderful to Soviet citizens...
...good accompanists seem to share Moore's enthusiasm, documented wittily if somewhat defensively in his 1944 book, The Unashamed Accompanist. England's Ivor Newton explains his passion for accompanying as resulting from "a phobia about being alone." Italy's Giorgio Favoretto is less interested in togetherness than in "uniting the arts of poetry and music," while France's Janopoulo confesses to lacking the "special soul and the kind of conviction that passes across the footlights." Whatever its appeal, accompanying has attracted first-rate pianists, among them the U.S.'s Paul Ulanowsky and Franz Rupp, England...
...before the non-hero can be properly launched on his affluent career, otherwise known as the rat race, he must have a mate so that he can share his disenchantment. Early snapshots of his beloved are etched indelibly in the non-hero's mind, partly because he always lives his life flashbackwards. Nathan is forever recalling Amy arched against the sky on a diving board at poolside on her aunt's rambling estate. In disenchantment novels, these rambling estates are the toys of a gracious childhood soon to be whisked away by that legendary anti-Santa...