Word: angers
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Anyone who ever worked in Washington would agree that almost any agency could always get along on less than it asked for. But there was no evidence that the House Appropriations Committee had used any yardstick but anger in making its cuts...
Mingled with the anger of editors was the strong faith that La Prensa eventually would triumph over Perón, just as Italy's Corriere della Sera had outlived Mussolini. "La Prensa apparently has lost a battle," wrote the Portland Oregon Journal, "but the war for truth won't be won by Perón, that is certain." Said the Manchester Guardian's Acting Editor J. R. L. Anderson: "Señor Perón and his friends can stop [La Prensa's] presses for a time, but when they have been dismissed to an ugly...
...With this obedient people . . . even outbursts of vengeance seem to be regulated by a certain discipline. Calculated murder is executed in cadence; men kill other men militarily, religiously, without anger . . . with a calm more terrible than the delirium of hatred...
...idea of expansion doesn't anger me," said C. Crane Brinton '19, McLean Professor of Ancient and Modern History. "Anyone who wants religion should have it." As far as the idea of a University chaplain advising students was concerned, Brinton said, "What do you want? More psychiatrists or baby deans? You need more people to hold students hands...
Warmer Weather. The Americans howled with anger as their rifle bullets fell short of him, then they quickly dropped flat again as a Red sniper peppered away at them. One American rolled over quietly with a wound in his head. Then four Marine Corsairs flew in with napalm and fused bombs. Hill 166 flared and flickered with fire. Still the Communists held...