Word: attacke
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Although Munro has not committed himself to a starting team, he has a pretty solid group in yesterday's scrimmage unit: Dick Bezansan, Hans Estin, and Lew Soult at attack; Willie Davis, Ed Thayer, and Dave Waring at midfield; Captain Bob Forsyth, Dick Hansen, and Don Page at defense; and Algy Allen in the goal...
Perhaps the most important aspect of the treaty is that, if ratified by the Senate, it will be an official end to American isolationism. The European Recovery Program acknowledged only a temporary interest by the United States in European prosperity. The Pact, however, states that an armed attack against any signer of the Pact "shall be considered an attack against them all." This is the assurance our nation gives to the peoples of Europe that the United States will not again sit by and watch them succumb to aggression...
...especially want to attack the attitude of the students toward their reading," William G. Perry '35, director of the Bureau of Supervisors and head of the course, said yesterday. "We want to make them read aggressively for ideas...
...action of the State Department, if not expected, was not a great shock; but the alliance of Schlesinger with the bogus A.I.F. was certainly a surprise in his own community, which has come to think of him as a sober and considered political thinker. The Conference he chose to attack probably won't accomplish anything, thanks to the opposition to it. His opposition is justified on the grounds of personal belief; but more reasoned and more careful disapproval might have carried more weight and would certainly have been a wiser way of attacking a subject which has received and will...
Intelligent criticism of communism--or even suspected communism--requires more than a hasty attack under the name of a temporary group. Any affirmation of the advantages of democratic government must rest on positive ideas, not on random shots at the other side--and the Soviets will certainly make propaganda grist--of this weekend. We must use propaganda ourselves, and use it well, which is something that neither Schlesinger nor the State Department apparently considered when they went after the Reds in the Waldorf-Astoria woodpile...