Word: correctly
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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Associate Dean Watson and Edward F. Burke '50, president of the Student Council last night issued a statement to "correct the mistaken impressions ... circulating throughout the College" on the proposed rules relating to extra-curricular activities...
...poets in this book, more than half are teachers or have recently been teaching-a fact their verse betrays with retributive accuracy. Most of their poems read like the result, not of getting involved willy-nilly in the life of man, but of a careful, cultivated and eminently correct genuflection before previous generations of poets or the present generation of crabbed critics. In most of. the poems, the influence of William Butler Yeats, T. S. Eliot and W. H. Auden far overshadows the individuality of the individual poet...
...several anti-trust suits, the Court has some important civil rights decisions to make. It must decide whether the separate Negro law school that the University of Texas set up for Marion Sweatt is equal--Sweatt claims it is not. And the Court must rule whether George McLaurin is correct in stating that his rights have been abused by segregation at Oklahoma State University. The Henderson case, involving discrimination on southern railroads, is also still on the docket. Since the Court said in 1896 that separate facilities could be made equal, decisions in these cases may reverse a previous stand...
...sung duets from La Boheme and Romeo with Jussi, she had proved she had something more than a talented amateur's equipment, if something less, after too many years away from public singing, than a professional way of using it. She would get a chance to correct that: Jussi's manager had signed her to tour the U.S. with Jussi next season...
Specifically, what is bothering me is the incomprehensible way in which Mr. August J. Limber '50 is able to correct an error on page three of today's paper, IN THE SAME ISSUE that the error appears in print. Can you explain this enigma for me? Roy M. Goodman...