Word: catered
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Kirkland I-31 KIR 7176 Capeci, N. E. '45, Dunster J-44 KIR 5944 Carow, P. '46, Dunster B-32 KIR 1457 Carpenter, J. L. '46, Adams A-16 KIR 5783 Carr, F. J. '45, Winthrop A-34 KIR 1519 Case, K. M. '45, Lowell G-31 KIR 5665 Cater, S. D., Jr., '46, Adams E-31 ELI 2958 Cavanor, S. 1GB, Claverly 10 TRO 9431 Chandler, M. A. '45, Lowell B-21 KIR 6982 Chapin, C. '45, Adams F-12 ELI 2410 Chapin, R. '46, Lowell K-21 ELI 8072 Chubb, W. '45, Lowell B-22 KIR 6982 Clark...
...that constitute this free theatre: it might have been the WPA Theatre, until the politicians crushed it; now it is the Tributary Theatre--those hundreds of Players Clubs, Civic Theatres, College Groups and Summer Theatres that extend across the nation. They sustain our national interest in the drama and cater to many more people than ever saw a Broadway production. We may rightly worry about the past New York season, and fear for the future of the commercial theatre, but as long as these many stage-struck amateurs and semi-professional groups produce plays, the theatre in America is still...
...fear that I shall never forget that face, but I don't see why you should cater to the engaging muripictor's* histrionic bent. I like TIME, but I don't care for that paranoiac pan which mops and mows at me from your weekly pages...
Said Sir Emsley with brilliant understatement: "We do not cater for the intelligentsia alone...
...Chemistry, but it emphatically does not prepare its concentrators to step into jobs right after college. They should use it as a stepping stone to Medical, or some other graduate school. But if this field doesn't pretend to do the job of a Trade School, neither does it cater to the student who is just interested in science in general. It is a field which its concentrators call, with some pride, very difficult. It is the concentration for Med. School...