Word: calhounism
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...first-place Winthrop football team will meet Yale's Calhoun College for the 1955 House-College grid championship tomorrow at 2:30 p.m., in New Haven, while a total of 200 Crimson intramural athletes will participate in this year's House-College tournament...
Besides the Winthrop-Calhoun title game, soccer and touch football championships will be contested between the Houses and Colleges. Leverett, winner of the soccer playoff with Eliot yesterday, will play Berkeley...
Many a Confidential story is based on facts that newsmen know and could print, e.g., "The Astor Testimony the Judge Suppressed." The magazine specializes in finding one black mark in a subject's distant past, and hammering him with it, e.g., Cinemactor Rory Calhoun's youthful prison record. Sometimes Confidential drops the pretense of reporting altogether, once concluded an article about a Hollywood director and an actress causing a scene in a nightclub with the last line: "It's all a fake...
...number one man Lou Klein, Eliot's golfers defeated Calhoun College 6 1/2 to 2 1/2 on the Yale course...
...through a single individual. The First Congress, determined to keep alive a newborn nation by profiting from the mistakes of past civilizations, listened respectfully to cautionary historical precedents presented by scholarly James Madison. The 25th Congress, struggling to maintain unity in a divided nation, listened fearfully as John C. Calhoun mobilized the minority to arrest the will of the majority. The 39th Congress, filled with anger as it viewed the ashes of civil war, followed the vengeful leadership of Thaddeus Stevens. In 1955 the 84th Congress represents a nation long weary of crisis and war, panaceas and promises...