Word: posting
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Dates: during 1940-1940
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...before adjournment, the meeting voted to conduct a post-card referendum of the entire membership. Eighteen members were absent...
This is not a quotation from Conant, Hutchins, Father Sill, or Frisky Merriman. It comes instead from an article in the current issue of the Saturday Evening Post called "They Didn't Need Coaching: The Coach's Story of Recent Harvard Football" written, according to standard Post formula, by "Dick Harlow as told to Cleveland Amory...
Harlow's collaborator, Cleveland Amory, former CRIMSON president and football enthusiast, graduated from Harvard in 1939 and is on the Post editorial staff...
...tempted to exceed the mark in their repentance of their sins of silence. Among these the name of Archibald McLeish leads all the rest. . . . This custodian of the nation's culture inferred last spring that the Word was more important than the truth, when he scored the post war writers for the effect of their work, although he could not deny the validity of the picture they painted. One may gather that if we are to join Mr. MacLeish in the Word hunt, we are to disregard truth and teach only that which serves our particular dogma. If we have...
...Dallas, Tex., the police department's missing persons bureau received a post card from Los Angeles. Read the message: "Missing Department Bureau: My father is about 511 tall. He is light-colored. He has straight hair. He has lived in Dallas for years where I was born. He married my mother. Her name was Annie. Thanks...