Word: albright
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Donald A. Albright...
...words that seem almost like a paraphrase of John's famous Prologue occur in the Rule of the Community: "And by His knowledge, everything has been brought into being. And everything that is, He established by His purpose; and apart from Him nothing is done." Professor William F. Albright of Johns Hopkins has pointed out that many phrases are duplicated in both, and in both the dualistic coupling of opposites recurs again and again - light and darkness, truth and error, spirit and flesh, death and life. The parallels and similarities are, in fact, so numerous and conclusive that they...
Shapely Tenley Albright, 21, once a polio victim, now Olympic figure-skating champion (first U.S. woman to win that laurel), announced her withdrawal from rink competition. After only three years as a brilliant premed student at Radcliffe college, Skater Albright has been accepted by Harvard Medical School, will enter it this autumn, aims to go into some branch of children's medicine...
...seven, T. S. Eliot produced a biography of George Washington which concluded with the memorable line: "And then he died, of corse." James Thurber began his career with a poem of which only the title is still extant: "My Auntie Margery Albright's Garden, 185 South 5th Street, Columbus, Ohio...
...Owen, who coached Olympic champion Tenley Albright, said that she expected an increased enrollment for her lessons because of "a boom in figure skating interest provided by Tenley's showing in the Olympics and her appearance on television last winter...