Word: bend
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...sheer intellectual worth, there isn't a department of Harvard which nears the Law School. Whether its graduates keep counsel with Dupont or bend Roosevelt's ear, they represent a perfection in training that has gone far in maintaining Harvard's greatness as a university...
Fingers-from Toes. Dr. Herbert van Heekeren Thatcher of Portland, Ore., told his colleagues how he mends severed finger tendons without impairing the grasping function of the hand. First he slips a stainless steel rod, three-sevenths of an inch in diameter and curved to fit the natural bend of the finger, into the narrow sheath which encloses the torn tendon...
...Conference could take no official resolutions on the Chrysler and Ford consent decrees because they were still awaiting acceptance or rejection this week by Federal Judge Thomas D. Slick of South Bend, Ind.* Judge Slick's decision is complicated by the fact that General Motors refused to make terms with the Department of Justice and its suit will therefore be prosecuted shortly. Smart Ford and Chrysler lawyers stipulated in their consent decrees that if General Motors wins the decrees are invalid, since General Motors would then have a competitive advantage...
James R. Muenger '39, of Toledo, Ohio; John Novins '39, of Brattleboro, Vermont; Philip Nogeo '41 of Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania; Albert J. Novak '41, of Washington; Richard M. Noyes '39, of Urbana, Illinois; Robert Du S. Nuner '39, of South Bend, Indiana; Charles H. Oldfather, Jr. '41, of Lincoln, Nebraska...
...have always felt that it was up to Harvard to bend the knee," he said, urging the mending of the "cleavage" between Town and Gown. Granville Hicks '23, Counselor in American History, presided at the talk...