Word: interims
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...academic year here begins in June and ends in April, and is divided into three terms of three months each. As a result, short vacation periods generally prevent Annamalai students from taking interim jobs, the few that are available, as their American counterparts do. Entering students are usually one year younger than the average Harvard freshman, having had only eleven years of precollege training...
...varsity swimming team used the interim break to prepare for the February 14 meet with Princeton by rolling over Pennsylvania 65-30 and downing Columbia 62-32 in two away meets...
...marches were played, the prayers were made, and Soprano Leontyne Price sang America, the Beautiful. Humphrey, visibly nervous, was sworn in by House Speaker John McCormack, who now, after 14 months, was relieved of his interim role as presidential successor. At 12:03, Lyndon Johnson took his place before Chief Justice Earl Warren. Across the Potomac, cannon boomed a 21-gun salute. Lady Bird, gazing steadily into Lyndon's eyes, stood between the two men, holding the Johnson family Bible. After repeating the first phrase of his oath, Lyndon realized that he had forgotten to put one hand...
...interim report released for discussion by students and faculty, the Phillips Exeter Academy planning committee has recommended admitting 250 girls in the eleventh and twelfth grades...
...must be reported that the producers have unfortunately glossed their good material with a veneer of embarrassingly bad taste. The first and worst offense is the voice of Charlton Heston, who speaks for the President. Roosevelt's own recorded voice will be used wherever possible, but in the interim Heston's St. Grotlesex mimicry is offensive, especially when heard beside the true voice of Mrs. Roosevelt, who recorded her own lines for the series before she died...