Word: fells
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Graduate work fell only four percent between the two classes, from 28 to 24. Thirteen girls from '50 remained at Radcliffe; seven in the arts and sciences, four in the Management Training Program, and two in the Nursing Program. Harvard Law School attracted five 'Cliffe scholars and the Medical School, one. Three others are continuing their studies abroad...
...causeway I found a desperately wounded North Korean. "Salyo chu sio [Help me!]," he croaked, waving his hands at his conquerors. Almost all his clothing had been blown off except for a pair of new Russian boots. I watched him grow weaker while he gestured. A minute later he fell back into the dust-dead...
...blow fell only six weeks after Greece's ECA Chief Paul Porter had told a U.S. correspondent: "You can say I'm optimistic-better make it cautiously optimistic." Added Porter: "We have attained relative economic stability, and for the first time the Greek budget looks like a real budget!" Porter drew the reporter's attention to the fact that for the first time since the war the gold sovereign rate had dropped, taxes were being collected, and some foreign capital was trickling in. The Greeks were getting out those long-hoarded gold sovereigns from their mattresses...
...seems to be that your legs give in before your head does, and you are always stumbling about. I tumble down about three times a week quite regularly . . ." Fortnight ago, while walking in the garden of his home at Ayot St. Lawrence in Hertfordshire, the 94-year-old playwright fell and broke his left thigh bone. Carted off to Luton and Dunstable Hospital, he soon got into an argument about his 74-year-old once-red beard, which the anesthetists wanted snipped. Shaw won by having the offending whiskers plastered to his face. Next day, in his cream-and-green...
Rookie Outfielder Gus Bell was the first Pirate to bat in the seventh. Maglie got two fast strikes past him, then fed him a low inside curve, "a pitch I had been getting Bell out with before." Bell fell away from the ball, swinging as he stepped back. He struck it on a looping arc toward the right-field foul pole, 257 ft. away. The ball landed low and inches fair for a home run, the shortest (by 40 ft.) possible homer in any National League park. Though Maglie lost his chance at Hubbell's record, by an inning...