Word: explainers
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...clearly see is that in developing his interesting argument, he is performing a party trick rather like pulling a rug out from under his own feet. By the book's end, the reader has been taught to wonder what compulsion makes a man set out to explain most of the world's literature as just an infant's whimper for a bountiful teat...
...meeting, CRIMSON editors will explain the day-to-day workings of the paper and offer a refreshing drink to all those who appear...
...wish to thank the CRIMSON for this opportunity to make known the unhappy situation in which Signature has found itself, and to explain to the student body the necessity for Executive Board interference which some may consider offensive. This letter is in no respect an indictment of CRIMSON reporting. However, the question of a merger must be considered in relation to the entire recent history of the magazine and a full knowledge of its present financial situation. Joan Braverman '50, President, Radcliffe Student Government...
Godfrey himself can find but one explanation for his success: "It's because people believe in me. How the hell else can you explain it?" To CBS Board Chairman William Paley, Godfrey "is the kind of guy the average man would like to behe's a wistful projection of the average guy." An NBC vice president says enviously: "Berle's a comedian, but he's only good once a week. Godfrey could go on seven times a week and you'd never get tired looking...
Hereford& Arabians. His success, however difficult to explain, is carefully translated by Arthur Godfrey into personal security. After taxes and expenses, whatever is left of his astronomical earnings is plowed into annuities and insurance against the uncertain future. With Godfrey signed to a fat, twelve-year CBS contract, Godfrey's lawyer, financial adviser and good friend, C. Leo DeOrsey, is able to say: "Arthur will never have to worry again in his life, especially since his requirements are no more than the ordinary cop's in New York-and I don't mean a sergeant...