Word: apparentement
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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A possible effect of this increasing selectivity of admissions has been the concurrent growth of the Dean's List. But actually the booklet shows that most of this growth dates from 1930. In that year, 21.0 percent of the College made one of the first three rank groups, a figure...
¶ Agreed, for no apparent reason other than Sweden's request, to revive a commission to preserve peace between Sweden and the U.S., which was set up in 1914 by Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan and forgotten since 1944, when the U.S.-appointed neutral member of the commission...
Then the scene shifted. The lights went up and the stage expanded to reveal the glittering, oak-paneled prime ministerial dining room inside. Portraits of Wellington, Nelson, Pitt and Fox stared down from the walls as the guests took their seats. Garbed in full uniform or official court dress, some...
Two explanations of the reversion to what President Pusey calls the "tradition of scholar-librarians" are apparent. The new President has taken an important step in winning his faculty by returning the library to a professor. More important, the appointment shows the Metcalf has brought library administration to the point...
The rest of the American League is a hopeless hodgepodge of poor teams whose only apparent recourse is to exchange managers every winter. The Tigers and Red Sox should take third and fourth, with Chicago, Washington, Kansass City, and Baltimore following in that order.