Word: accordingly
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Steel was in accord with Stinson's opposition to a complete merger of all theatre groups, but John W. Hallowell, Jr. '58, president of the Eliot House Drama Society, emphatically urged that "all drama should be administered by one organization, a revamped HDC." He advocated use of the theatre by all desiring to participate, including House members. "It is impractical to have eight or ten small groups," Hallowell noted...
...help finish the great canvas. After Bellini's death in 1516, Titian-who became the new Venetian master-won the commission to paint three other large, allegorical paintings for the duke's Renaissance study. As an added service, Titian repainted sections of the Feast to make it accord with the more luxury-loving tastes of his time-and, incidentally, to accord more with his own oils...
...Cabinet. For 14 hours the officers at Miraflores haggled over new ministerial choices. Then Perez Jimenez, worn, jittery and angry, called in reporters. From the head of a huge table, he presented the new Cabinet, including eight high officers and five holdovers. They were, he said glumly, designated "in accord with the feelings of the national armed forces." With the new Cabinet came a new Seguridad chief. Significantly, he was a colonel, which in effect gave the army control of Seguridad. Almost at once, 300 youths surged into downtown Plaza Silencio, staged a window-smashing demonstration for liberty for political...
...such fanfare last October ostensibly commits the U.S.S.R. to supply in credits and technical aid about one-third the estimated $600 million cost of 19 specific development projects (among them: oil exploration, port expansion, construction of a dam across the Euphrates). But the agreement also specifies that a separate accord must be negotiated on each project before actual work is begun. The result is that Russia is not legally bound to spend a single ruble on Syrian development. And, in fact, the agreement has not yet netted Syria a single ruble. Economists consider many of the projects overambitious...
...were indeed delighted to see that the CRIMSON had expressed itself firmly on the Algerian problem. While in full accord with the main line of your article, we should nonetheless like to point out what are, to our minds at least, slight discrepancies...