Word: keep
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...lawyer to England on a tough murder case, and then watches him stumble through a baffling maze of provincial customs and courtroom procedure. The plot is predictable, but Producer Joan Harrison and Director-Star Robert Montgomery wring some wry chuckles from their bull-in-the-china-shop situation, and keep the story moving at a lively clip...
...have to forget about my privacy and keep my door open to get the proper ventilation," said...
...total of 2,652 Summer School students passed the warm months in Cambridge, studying for hour exams and rushing in Lament to keep cool. While footloose Harvard vacationers spent the summer girdling the globe, the large crop of summer scholars (about half of whom were from Harvard and Radcliffe) kept Cambridge busy during the School's eight-week sessions...
...strange war. It was, first of all, what they called a "limited war," something new for a nation which had been raised on world wars with world peaces in between. A limited war, it turned out, could be convenient. It allowed you to keep the pleasant illusion of peace at home while you fought; you had your cake and ate it. But at the same time a limited war was a strained thing, full of contradictions and paradoxes: Army divisions sailed under security orders with flashbulbs blinking and bands playing, and in Japan F-80 pilots ate breakfast were driven...
...night parking, long a pet project of the local police, has been officially adopted by the Dean's office. In an announcement released early in September, Charles C. Pyne, assistant to the administrative vice president, announced that all student car owners will be asked to sign a pledge to keep their automobiles off the streets after. October 7. The declaration, which came after constant friction between car owners And the administration, will also require students to register their cars with the University...