Word: followings
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...needn't follow Asquith's career any further. Suffice it to say that he is now a full professor, and safely on tenure. In an amusing note the other day he wrote: "I don't intend to do another stroke of work in my life." Such is the result of Harvardmanship...
Although the Grand Jury charges have been a closely guarded secret, it is rumored that six new indictments will follow soon. Like Struik, several "University faculty members have been publicly charged with "subversive activities...
...union five days before. Kennecott's terms: a raise averaging 15? an hour (just a fraction of a cent more than its last offer before the strike began), and an additional 4½? an hour in pensions. When the union and the other three major companies failed to follow Kennecott's lead, the President acted...
...moderns are contemptuous of outward appearance; it does not follow that we are humble. Clothes, after all, are only (as it were) a sacramental manifestation of the instinct we all have, to hide our defects from the world's scrutiny. The 'folly of the Cross,' the placarding of our human weakness, is something more intimate than the mere stripping off of outward paraphernalia...
...meant something else. Oh, we laugh at ourselves in private, that costs us nothing. We even amuse our friends, and cultivate a reputation for modesty, by dwelling on the record of our own discomfitures-afterwards, when we are in safe company. But really to put aside our selfesteem, and follow, stripped, in the footsteps of a stripped Master-that is a rarer gift...