Word: goode
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...know, the offer was unique in U.S. publishing-a perpetual subscription to TIME for $60. We made it about 20 years ago for a very limited time and then withdrew it forever. It was clearly a perpetual, not a lifetime subscription, transferable, inheritable, noncancelable, and -it was good until the end of TIME, the Weekly Newsmagazine...
...must be able to afford it: "It is imperative ... that we economize with our limited resources and that we apply them where we feel that they will do the most good. This means a system of priorities ... a policy of a wise economy in the use of our own strength...
...Harvard games I saw, though," says Burke, "last Fall's Army game was the best. The Mrs. and myself saw it from two very good seats. I liked that game, but the rest of the year that team couldn't even work up a sweat...
...last alternative has a good deal to recommend it. If one copy of each exam were posted in the Lamont display cases, the library staff would no longer have to worry with six copies, the janitor would not have the present mess to clean up, and the architect could have the satisfaction of knowing that his gleaming cases are being put to good use. If the Philatelic Society can find time to put up the stamps which are now on exhibition, the library staff could surely find time to display examinations, especially since there are more examinees in the College...
...Troilus and Cressida" is not simple dramatic material. Although it contains some of Shakespeare's finest lines, the play is talky and often lacking in action; a good deal of judicious cutting was necessary. (The new production has been cut even further.) A second difficulty is that the story of Troilus and Cressida, grafted onto the traditional Homeric legend, makes the plot disjointed and confused. The ending is inconclusive, and there seem to be no outstanding characters. It is a tribute to Peter Temple's direction and to the talents of the east that the Brattle Theater succeeded in making...