Word: forth
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...home to tell him that TIME was going to do a cover on him, Frost replied: "If it is worth doing at all, it is worth doing well." He thereupon invited Wylie to stay as long as necessary to get the story. Wylie stayed a week, while Frost poured forth his ideas, interspersed with bits of autobiography...
...taken Pirandello's philosophie work and given it life. The theme, that there in an inner reality in an individual which can only be seen once his particular drama is recognized, is bandled with the skill befitting the work. All the tragedy, the anguish of incommunicability, is brought forth by the interplay between the forlorn characters and the befuddled actors...
...unsettled economic conditions in Cambridge, The CRIMSON's policy of distributing the Breakfast. Table Daily free of charge comes to a grinding screeching halt today. Hence-forth, only students whose names adorn subscription lists will find The Crime outside their doors at 8 a.m. The charge is ridiculously nominal--$7 a year delivered, $4 a term. Clients will be joyfully greeted at the Crimson Building, 14 Plympton Street...
...Candidates will receive a complete course in the University's only school of journalism, meeting everyone from deans to striptease artists in the process. 'Prospective Ed Boarders, meanwhile, will have a chance to set forth their opinions on problems inside and outside of the Harvard World...
...Councillor Lynch suggested a more immediate cause of possible mutinies and discord. He brought forth the list of "Reducators at Harvard" which the National Council for American Education has been peddling for a couple of years...