Word: thoughtfullness
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"In the death of Thomas Lamont Harvard has lost one of its most loyal sons. His advise as an Overseer was always sound, his generosity as an alumnus unbounded. As a thoughtful public citizen his country's interest often commanded his judgment, which was tempered by long experience in foreign...
Granting the simple logic of this approach, admitting the success of the venture thus far, the thoughtful undergraduate might well wonder what his chances for a job will be in 1951 under such a system. Other schools--among which Yale is an out-standing example--lay much more emphasis on...
The Long Holiday is his first-person story of 56 months spent in seven forced-labor and concentration camps, 118 days of that time in solitary confinement. In France, the book won the first Goncourt prize to be awarded in six years, sold over 200,000 copies within a year...
A small paradox appears to us. The veteran newsman yearns for the freedom to tell his hard-won truth and save the world. Your college editor, with all the old-fashioned freedoms at his disposal, lots them go; he is just too inexperienced to know and use them. I wish...
Is it possible to have a consistent editorial "policy," with the changing Boards of College classes? The answer, I think, is yes: because the dominant policy over the years is a thoughtful and energetic and rather confident approach to local and broader matters. All of the readers have not agreed...