Word: viewing
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...public could have interpreted that as simply meaning that students wanted to get out of their exams; this would take a way from their view of students as committed," May said last night...
...view of these factors, it would be a mistake for those opposed to America's Southeast Asian policy to strike alongside the Harvard administration. To forge an effective protest against the war in Vietnam and Cambodia among students here and at other universities, it will be necessary to fight militantly against university administrators to induce them to eliminate their ties with the political and military apparatus which generated the war. Such militancy has thus far been futile because it has been confined to a few universities. But if students all over the country simultaneously launched a determined protest against...
Alan M. Dershowitz, professor of Law, agreed with Cohen that the invasion did not go beyond the President's constitutional powers, "My own view is that as disgraceful and counterproductive as the invasion was, it is not unconstitutional." he said...
...afraid this is going to be the last moon mission for a long time," radioed Apollo 13's commander shortly after one of his spacecraft's vital oxygen tanks exploded. Last week, safely back in Houston, Jim Lovell and his crewmates took a far more cheerful view. "I foresee that we can get this incident over with," Lovell said, "and can charge ahead." The space agency shared his optimism. Despite Apollo's close brush with disaster, NASA officials seem more determined than ever to continue exploration of the moon...
Ship of Fools not only lacked the perfect form of the earlier stories, but their objectivity as well. The story of an Atlantic crossing between Vera Cruz and Bremerhaven in the 1930s, it is a parable of the growth of Nazism and a chilling view of human nature. The wayward characters are so often compared to animals that they seem to comprise a floating zoo. Miss Porter has often said, "I am a passenger on that ship," and it is understandable that when the book's heroine finally leaves the ship by launch, she turns her back...