Word: viewing
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...inner antagonist snorted. "Against Cornell, Army, Princeton, etc., and etc., you are going to have a pretty cheerless afternoon waving the dear old flag. How much better to view the game as an exhibition of magnificent skills, in a setting of glorious pageantry. A change of attitude will do wonders for your stomach lining...
...better from the point of view of the U. S. would be some sort of United Nations trusteeship. Unfortunately such a plan would be extremely difficult to push past the Communist objections in the U.N.--especially if these objections were supported by a military attack across the strait...
...amazed at this turnout in view of Senator McCarthy's recent attacks on my department." John P. Nevins of the State Department told 27 would-be diplomats yesterday at the Student Employment Office. Nevins spoke about openings in the U.S. information and Education Service...
Gerard probably has the most indestructible virtue of any fictional character since Joseph Andrews. Locked in a small room at night with his ladylove, Gerard displays an attitude that is beyond belief, especially in view of the physical attractions Miss Pearson offers. Michael plays his part staunchly and with great stamina. Miss Pearson doesn't come off quite so well, but one finds it easy to excuse her for not being as good an actress as she might be. Melville Cooper is properly cynical as a Lord with no money and even less "family pride...
When three Negroes applied for admission to graduate schools of the University of Tennessee this fall, President C. E. Brehm rushed to the state attorney general with a question: In view of recent U.S. Supreme Court rulings (TIME, June 12), would Tennessee have to take them...