Word: except
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...indignantly denied that he had gone as far as a story printed in northern newspapers. The story wouldn't die, nonetheless, and it deserved not to. According to the yarn, Smathers had a little speech for cracker voters, who were presumed not to know what the words meant except that they must be something bad. The speech went like this: "Are you aware that Claude Pepper is known all over Washington as a shameless extrovert? Not only that, but this man is reliably reported to practice nepotism with his sister-in-law, and he has a sister...
...American Medical Association, which likes to boast that the U.S. has a bigger percentage of doctors than any country in the world (except burgeoning Israel), last week announced that its new directory will list 201,278 doctors in the continental U.S.-one for every 750 people, in an estimated population of 151 million...
Although the catalogue lists separate Radcliffe meeting hours for freshman classes, all elementary courses except Music 1, Mathematics 1a, Astronomy 1a, and Social Relations 1a will meet jointly...
...Except for one bad season immediately after the war, Chase produced consistently good hockey teams, considering the limited practice facilities. His last team before the war was probably his best--it took the Princeton and Yale series and tied Dartmouth which had won 30 straight games. Two years ago, the Crimson tied the Indians for the Pentagonal League championship, then lost in a playoff. This year, Harvard was the only sextet in the country to beat both...
...explosion, which occurred but a few moments before midnight, completely destroyed the window of the room in which Robert W. Dobble '53 was sleeping. He was covered with glass fragments but escaped unhurt except...