Word: subjection
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...years ago the Ed School was mainly a place to train teachers. More than two-thirds of the students were working for a Master of Teaching Arts in a specific subject area such as math or science...
...greatest resistance to the proposed changes appears to come from faculty members- primarily those in subject-oriented areas- whose positions would be jeopardized by them...
Perhaps to change the subject, my grandmother pointed at the wall next to the desk, on which she had taped up dozens of certificates bearing the legend: "A contribution in your name has been made to . . ." "Would you look at all that," she said...
...only did he have "an active sex life," but Rice even implies that a prewar romance during Merton's Cambridge days in England produced a child (who died, with its mother, in the London blitz). Rice stimulates curiosity with his fast-cut, almost cinematic images of his subject's wide-ranging mind: Merton's opposition to World War II because "if we fight Hitler, we will become like him, too"; his prescient 1963 analysis of the bitterness of black revolt; his final turning toward Buddhism as a "way" that could complement Christianity; his incongruous moments, as when...
...became a private corporation in 1968, and last May control of its board of directors passed into the hands of its 7,300 private stockholders. Nevertheless, Fannie Mae remains by law a "corporate instrumentality of the U.S.," and many crucial decisions concerning its borrowing, dividends and other matters are subject to approval by George Romney, Secretary of Housing and Urban Development. With $15.5 billion in assets, Fannie Mae ranks as the nation's eighth largest company...