Word: makeing
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...what she called a "Declaration of Conscience," and got them to sign it with her-New Hampshire's Tobey, Vermont's Aiken, Oregon's Morse, New York's Ives, Minnesota's Thye, New Jersey's Hendrickson. Thus armed she took the floor to make her case...
...threat of aggression casts its shadow upon every quarter of the globe," he soberly reported to Congress last week. "The Soviet Union has dedicated itself to the destruction of democracy and everything which it represents, and is waging a grim struggle to make the entire free world slave . . . Moreover, her success in producing an atomic explosion has given [Soviet actions] new and frightening overtones that free nations cannot ignore...
...They just heave it into the alley. The men have a hard time getting jobs. When they do, they find the U.S. tempo exacting. Said one plaintively: "If one fails to report for work a single day, someone takes his place." They work in small factories, soldering lipstick cases making zippers or paper boxes, packing vegetables or candy. They dig ditches and work ships. Often, they are the big city's men behind the scenes. They wash the dishes, make the beds, clean the offices, launder the clothes, change the tablecloths. All in all, the Barrio seems a disappointing...
...unfortunate but true: there are today powerful and insidious forces within and without the College seeking to destroy her and rob her of many of those things which make her Harvard. Their moves are well camouflaged, these "liberalizers" of our educational policies. These threats to Harvard come concealed in many apparently not-too-vicious guises. One example is the movement underway to promote joint Harvard-Radcliffe membership in Harvard undergraduate organizations. Another case, much more vicious and dangerous, is the constantly increasing number of actually co-educational courses. Next year only five courses will remain all-male. This step presents...
...climax of the parody. Although Jane Peters has one moment of glory in a night club torch song, she is terribly miscast for her main role as the governess in the Douglas household. For a character who should be strong-willed enough to attract Douglas, she manages to make most of her behavior seem spineless and effeminate...