Word: caging
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...apostle of the Yankee square dance, of birth control (said he after the birth of his fourth child: "It is not easy to practice what you preach"), and of the Crown Prince's right to marry as he chooses ("The Crown Prince is like a bird in a cage. If he prefers a love marriage, it should be recognized"). Meanwhile, he also became a recognized authority on the ancient Orient. For such a man, it seemed perfectly natural to sign up to teach at the Tokyo Women's College at $6.40 a month...
...could manage. Inside a modest, chintzy living room, a camera settled on the figure of former Prime Minister Clement Attlee, slightly hunched over like a shiny-domed parenthesis. "We want only those restrictions which make life freer for the majority," explained the leader of Labor. ". . . The tiger in his cage is very fed up, but the rest of us are pleased he is behind bars. That is the only kind of restrictions we want." As for peace, of course the Tories are for it too. "But we believe in these things more dynamically and with a greater sense of urgency...
Under Secretary of State Herbert Hoover, Jr. expressed confidence in the American system of free enterprise yesterday afternoon before a capacity Business School audience in Carey Cage...
Former Crimson varsity soccer star and coach, Jack Carr, presented silver soccer balls, emblematic of an undefeated season, to members of the freshman soccer team Saturday during a brief alumni luncheon in Briggs Cage. Richard M. Gummere, former Director of Admissions, presided...
...then the Crimson's turn to retaliate with a fast moving combination of the midfield and attack. Larry Coburn, attack, sank the ball in the Williams' cage at 11:47 on an assist from Mike Holmes of the midfield. Coburn was active within the next minute as he assisted Jim Gale, midfield, score the final point of the first half, to leave the game...