Word: containment
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Final plans for the center call for construction of seven dormitories and a commons hall to provide quarters for 600 graduate students and dining accommodations for 1000. The commons hall will also contain meeting and recreation rooms...
Unfortunately, the committee has hardly touched on a question that appears to contain the major solution to the Hygiene Department's difficulties. With Stillman and Holyoke Street only twenty minutes from the Harvard Medical School, a more effective liaison between the two University medical organizations would pay financial as well as professional dividends. College and graduate students are still shunted out daily to private specialists, while full staffs of specialists in University employ are right across the Charles. The report slides by the significant fact that at Chicago and Pennsylvania the student fees are less than Harvard's and still...
...Sitwell family seat, Renishaw, were used as studies by Sir George. Piled upon their floors like snowdrifts were heaps of documents concerning his incredible projects and affairs. Boxes of papers were neatly labeled, though not often correctly: thus, the box inscribed "Osbert's Debts" might well contain instead papers on "Pig-Keeping in the 13th Century," or "The Use of the Bed," or "My Advice on Poetry...
...daughter, was contesting the will, charging that it had been obtained by "fraud and deceit" as Cissie Patterson was not of "sound mind" when she drafted it. (There was also talk that the seven heirs were already fighting among themselves, too.) And Porter's personal papers might contain vital evidence in the case. He had reportedly made a record of all his conversations with Cissie Patterson. So the Times-Herald quickly got an order from the executrix, chartered a plane and flew two men to Clarksburg to get Porter's luggage...
...hard to contain one's anger when viewing the fuzzy projections of fuzzy minds and crude fingers which are forced upon a skeptical public by ... art critics, when the work of such able men as Norman Rockwell is sneered at as "commercial...