Word: recoverable
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Brainard completed the 75-yard stint, which required almost a minute and a half, but when he rose to the surface for air he was unable to breathe, and sank to the bottom unconscious. Henry S. Birdseye '50, loser of the bet, rushed for aid from a pool supervisor, who...
The Stassen bandwagon had not been brought to a bumping stop, but it had at least been slowed down. Taft's showing was enough to keep him from being knocked out of the running entirely, but it was not good enough to shoot him into the lead. And the...
Not all Europeans who are suspicious of the Marshall Plan-or actively hostile -are card-holding Commies. Some are Communist dupes who find it easier to accept the Kremlin's line: "a plan for the enslavement of the peoples of working Europe by the American imperialists." Others, like British...
At least two alternative systems, besides the present insistence on Bursar's card identifications, are under study by the Office. One would put Harvard in line with most other universities by requiring the veteran to pay cash for books and recover later from the College.
* Wrote Kansas' Senator Clyde Reed to his constituents last week: "If the Marshall Plan should fail of passage . . . the Republican candidates in November would not carry a state east of Ohio or any state on the Pacific coast. Under such circumstances, defeat for the Republican Party in November would...