Word: whole
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...necessary for (its) removal." 2) The JRC supports the joint committee of student organizations protesting only the "informal association" criteria and the "informer clause" as basis for exclusion from the Harvard unit. 3) The JRC further urges general student agitation as necessary to bring about "complete removal" of the whole loyalty program...
...Lipton, unabashed, regained lost ground a decade later with an anonymous donation of $125,000 to the Princess of Wales's fund for the poor of London. "It was the most important single act in his whole life," for when Lipton permitted the release of his name, he immediately became red-hot news on both sides of the Atlantic, won a knighthood from Victoria, and made a friend of Heir Apparent Prince Edward. With one shrewdly timed piece of generosity, "the millionaire who two years before was dining every night at home had become a part of international society...
Hostility & Homage. He had lived through "wars and depressions and catastrophes." Some of the guests at his party could remember how, as a man of 39, he had left the concert stage to serve in the Austrian army in World War I. He had been severely wounded-"A whole troop of Russian Cossacks rode over me." Some could also remember, with embarrassment, how he had returned to a U.S. that had become bitterly hostile to "Hun" music and "Hun" musicians, and how he had turned hostility to homage with the simple beauty of his playing...
Yearbook Publications will attempt to find what the "whole Harvard man" is in a poll distributed to every room tonight and tomorrow night by the sales staff. Results will appear in "314," the yearbook, which will come out this June...
Agreed some of the above diversions from the Paul Report individually are of little consequence, but taken together they illustrate what seems to be a completely bungled election. Moreover, compliance with the adopted procedure on some of the points, such as the last two, might easily have changed the whole outcome. In repeat and amplify my question. Why weren't the appointments of the Student Council Member in Charge of Class Affairs and the chairman of the 1950 Permanent Class Committee election committee made according to the prescribed forms? And why did the election committee, headed by those...