Word: bottomly
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Runs America?" asks an eagle in 11,000 full-page ads this week. "The Congress? The President? OR YOU AND THE MAN NEXT DOOR?" The answer, at the bottom of the page: "You and Your Neighbor Run America...
...intends to return to Korea when he graduates in June. "I will go to the budget bureau or the ministry of finance and work up from the bottom," he says. Asserting he planned from boyhood to study in the U. S., he says he never learned economics until he came to the Business School. "At the National University I majored in English, minored in philosophy, and had a diversity of interests, including Greek. Most of our professors, like the administrators, were Japanese trained in Japan. Today there is a lack of men trained in public administration." To help remedy this...
...juniors and seniors, sophomores who apply this morning will get tickets beginning on the 25 yard line between 15 and 20 rows up from the field. After the Section 35 seats are sold, men from the Class of '53 will get seats in Section 36, starting up from the bottom...
...find the white bearded playwright on his stomach with a nurse rubbing oil into his skin. "But Mr. Shaw," the doctor said, "she's only doing that to keep you from getting bed sores. It's nothing at all." "Nothing at all?" howled Shaw. "Who's bottom is she playing with anyway...
...bottom of the garden, nearly 3,000 years before the birth of Christ, Egyptians of the "Old Kingdom" produced temples and sculptures that their successors could never surpass. As an example of the earliest and best in Egyptian art, Drioton picks a statue of King Khephren, the man who built the Great Sphinx. Except for the falcon of the royal ancestor-god Horus, which perches like a thought behind King Khephren's head, the portrait shows none of the symbolic attributes of royalty. "And yet," Drioton says, "such is the majesty emanating from this statue of an almost naked...