Word: viewing
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...Harvard set aside several acres of land adjoining the Medical School for residential purposes is likely to have met with reticence on the part of Corporation officials engaged in negotiations with tenants. Although these officials have declined comment on the progress of these negotiations, it is conceivable that they view the "land use" portion of the proposal as highly inimical to their own institutional goals and may be extremely reluctant to approve...
...THERE was a single ideal with which Lenin founded the modern Soviet state, it was that people should exercise direct control over the political and social machinery that affected their own lives. In his view, the Communist Party was to serve as a vehicle of popular expression, not an elite vanguard that was to remain small and independent of society ??ge. Before the overthrow of tsarism in Russia, the party was indeed small and circumscribed, but its phenomenal growth after the establishment of Bolshevik rule suggests that it sought to incorporate within itself differing political and intellectual tendencies, rather than...
...running the nation, these young middle-class whites demand that the government clean up the Charles River. The government obliges, at heavy expense, and the Charles is cleaner. Because of this, every Sunday afternoon Harvard students may frolic along its grassy banks without fear of death, enjoying the view and throwing Frisbees...
...member of the WFG executive committee, said last night that she agreed with the basic concern of the NOW petition and that "some sort of wide consideration would be a good thing." but added, "Our committee will look into the active exclusion of women at Harvard, not with the view to changing their status, but to examining where the door shuts...
...first glance, the goals of Scientology appear very noble-the end of war, poverty, crime, insanity, and so on. Particularly appealing to many people is Hubbard's criticism of our cultural emphasis on good-evil, right-wrong duality. He advocates a view of any aberration as a case of stimulus-response, grounded in organic disturbances. He correctly observes that our prisons and asylums often do more harm than good. It warms the heart to hear him say, "The clear can be created from psychotic, neurotic, deranged, criminal or normal people if they have organically sound nervous systems. He [the Clear...