Word: arching
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Unless there is complaint from Lamont-going upperclassmen, the two Wigglesworth arch gates leading to Massachusetts Ave. will continue to be locked at dark this fall, Charles C. Pyne, Assistant to the Administrative Vice-President, said yesterday...
...suffering and drying up for lack of a creed," he soon found himself saying. "The theater will take the place of the church . . . That's what I learned working with the Russians last summer. We've got to go further than they went. Abolish the proscenium arch...
...home in the Polo Grounds, the New York Giants teed off on Dodger pitching, took two games of a three-game series with their arch rivals, all but clinched the National League pennant, and brushed Brooklyn back into a second-place scramble with the Milwaukee Braves. In the Yankee Stadium, the World Champions took two out of three from the league-leading Indians to stay within a long reach of their sixth pennant in a row. But time was running out. Cleveland moved into Baltimore for Labor Day, 4½ games in front...
DAVID LAWRENCE, arch-conservative columnist and publisher, says that Republicans "foolish enough to bet" on the forthcoming elections can demand long odds...
...imperial symbolism and put Hirohito behind a bamboo screen like his great-grandfather Komei, who used to sit hidden, with only his bony knees and frail legs showing when he conferred with members of the state council. But the fact is that Hirohito himself, a constitutional mon arch without real power, has become far too human to be easily raised again to semidivine status. In the years since the war, he has grown paunchier, more stooped, and greyer at the temples. His walk more than ever resembles that of a duck. But the huge crowds who gathered to greet...