Word: clearly
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Albion's "Occanic History and Affairs," History 168b, (alias "Boats"), continues pleasant and painless this term. (Harvard 1). Opinion and Communication, (Social Relations 152), meets in Sever 11. The course material ranges from propaganda techniques to analysis of why the election pollsters failed. Bruner is well organized and clear...
...general, only in the specific and relatively unimportant suggestions of the Council can direct, clear-cut results be seen. The adjectives "useful" and "valuable" seem like little recompense for the amount of work put into making broader, more ambitious suggestions. Yet little more can be expected. The results of the Council's recommendations must depend solely on their merit. No more can or should be asked for than that the recommendations of the Council receive careful consideration...
...Valpey's decision to leave Cambridge makes painfully clear the confusion of Harvard's athletic program. The fact that a man might even consider leaving a school with the prestige and rank of Harvard to coach at Connecticut ought to drive home the unpleasant fact that we have no athletic policy as any level in Cambridge. There is no need for Harvard to go professional in its athletics; but to disregard completely the forces which are acting on intercollegiate athletics is to be guilty of self-inflicted blindness...
...Muska, and how did he get the stock? The mystery started to clear up when Thomas Bata Jr. (rhymes with got ya), 34-year-old son of the shoe king, and Jan Bata, a half-brother of Thomas Sr., launched a court fight in New York for control of the empire. Each claimed the 2,000 shares, and demanded, as a starter, an 826-share block which Muska had deposited in a Manhattan bank...
...well-meaning bungler in the tradition of Graham Greene heroes, Gotten decides to clear up his friend's death and reputation, goes about it with an ingenuous bravado that soon turns him from hunter into hunted. Along the way he becomes involved with a sardonic major of the British military police (Trevor Howard) who had hunted his friend, a melancholy actress (Valli) who had loved him, and, finally, the villain (Orson Welles), a gladhanding, cynical American...