Word: paste
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...Many societies have vanished in the past and found no recorded or recognizable place in history. But never has this hideous fate presented itself more brutally to so numerous, complex and powerful a community as we are, and never has it presented itself to a victorious nation on the morrow of its triumph in saving the freedom of the world...
...approach them with a smile," Bob doyle used to say of Asia's people, "they will be your friends." In the past two years, a great many people in Asia saw Doyle's quiet, friendly smile as he walked among them in their war-torn cities and starved villages to report their story. TIME-LIFE Correspondent Robert Doyle, 31, succeeded, as few other newsmen had, in telling of their misery, their confusion and their hopes...
...past graduate schools relied quite heavily on money given by College alumni to the Harvard Fund but transferred by the Corporation to graduate use. The University ended that policy last year...
Long practices have been held every day during the past week, climaxed by an intensive one and one-half hour session on Thursday. The only man out during these practices has been Al Green, who will not be able to play today because of illness. However, Joe Eaton, who could not compete against Princeton, will make the trip to New Haven...
Mary Shiverick and H. Richard Uviller provided the best comedy of the evening. Although they overdid their English accents just a bit, their comical pomposity was splendid in spots. Uviller, particularly, showed real stage presence which must be the result of considerable past acting experience. As the dullard Blandina, Marilyn Weleh was miscast; she was really much too attractive to play a girl nobody was interested...