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...asked the inevitable question: Who had been escorting whom? "I have no doubt about that," smiled the well-groomed Olivieri. "I was sailing in Argentine waters and in consequence I had the pleasure of guiding the ship of a friendly country." The British commander, if he had been present, doubtless would have insisted that the pleasure...
...inglorious lost weekend and was suffering . . . Sydney's welcome was admittedly noisy and uninhibited, but the spirit of the welcome was a gay and happy greeting . . . The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh may have found our welcome tiring but not tiresome, as you pointedly suggest. Doubtless, there were far too many official functions and politicians and too much heat, but we are not quite the unmannered, uncouth colonials your article implies . . . Your presidential parades and important civic affairs are not conducted with all that much of decorum and savoir faire, so why be superior about the undignified extroverts...
...doubtless presumptuous of the undergraduate to inquire concerning matters which touch him no more closely than his education, experience, enjoyment and career, but at least one undergraduate feels that the present situation remains slightly inadequately explained. sincerely, Humphrey Fisher...
...indeed a sorry reflection upon the undergraduates of the world when those who are to be treated to three years of the best possible preparation are even so unable to face one year at some second-rate university. An objection, by the undergraduate, to this accusation of incapacity would doubtless serve only to demonstrate further his immaturity...
There would doubtless be other sniping in the five months the Eisenhower budget is on Capitol Hill. But the Administration had already proved good management by its voluntary economizing, good faith by its acceptance of the January tax cuts. Now, drawn up on the line of economic growth and stability, its budget would be tough to breach...