Word: phasing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...first few post-War years, Harvard theatre was monopolized by a batch of initials--HDC, VTW, HTW, and HTG. With the active phase of the War over in 1945, the College began its slow transition to normalcy. That autumn, the student body increased; and some of them decided at once to revive the Harvard Dramatic Club (established in 1908) as an independent group. The HDC put on two plays that first year, but neither fared very well...
...done up to 60 or so has seemed very childish." Reminded of a youthfully immature shaft at Chekhov ("I like my Ibsen straight"). Eliot grinned: "That doesn't make sense to me now." As for the once admired A.E. Housman. he now dismisses him as a youthful "phase" but still approvingly quotes the couplet Housman wrote in his sleep...
...Program for Harvard College hopes to close one phase of its three-part fund raising campaign by Dec. 21, Laurence O. Pratt '26, Director of Public Relations, announced yesterday. The Program plans to raise $3 million in National Alumni "small gifts" to meet the $12 million mark set in February...
...compete over the long run. Tex Thornton himself expects that many a promising, new electronics maker will be shaken out of the industry. Says he: "The same thing will happen in the relatively new electronics-based industry as in autos and aircraft. All industries have gone through a maturing phase, and a few companies emerge to stabilize the industry. In five years or so, a few dominant companies will emerge from electronics. Litton is going to be one of them...
...Supreme Court had heard all sides, but it was not to be rushed into headlong decision. It set a second hearing for Sept. 11, four days before Central High School was then expected to open. Then the battle of Little Rock will presumably enter a new, perhaps climactic, phase...