The Sting of Death Is Solitude
In a 1973 essay Danville's The Register examines death and loneliness in modern society. It cites Dr. Herman Feifel and theologian Paul Ramsey, arguing many die isolated and unprepared, with medicine easing pain but not final loneliness. Toynbee suggests admitting death as a universal reality could affect American views on life.
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Death Was a Fact of Life Excerpted From Hendin
New York AP report notes New York City spends over 3.3 million yearly to dispose of yesterday newspapers as Ad Collogy catalogs litter costs. The piece surveys attitudes toward death, citing Socrates and Osler, and discusses fear, aging, and how people respond to mortality. It quotes psychologist Feifel and physician Kastenbaum on people’s reactions to death and dying.
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Study Commission Endorses Tenure Yet Warns of Drawbacks
A national study by an 11 member commission funded by Ford Foundation finds faculty tenure protects academic freedom and standards but warns that too high a tenure share could hinder renewal and blooding of faculty. It urges policies to limit tenured staff to half to two thirds of full time faculty as enrollments and finances tighten.
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