Word: christiane
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Some pundits immediately pounced on these two assertions in a manner that prompted the Christian Science Monitor to observe that "many of the news reports and comments on the book kidnaped fragments from the text and lugged them off to some private chopping block where they were enthusiastically minced." At the Secretary of State's news conference, reporters promptly threw the book at Dulles...
...Radcliffe head resident began the book during her fifth and most recent trip to the Dark Continent in 1952, when she wrote political analyses for the Christian Science Monitor and the Atlantic Monthly...
...vehicle for ideas, the characterizations drawn by many of the experimental playwrights are, at best, perfunctory. As in two of the undergraduate plays presented at Yale, the characters may be little more than convenient figures from mythology--Greek, in the case of Princeton's Reflections, (by Wayne Lawson), or Christian, in Swarthmore's Walk the Circle (by Werner Honig). Sometimes, as in Mary Manning's fine adaptation of Joyce's Finnegans Wake, which was staged by Mount Holyoke, the characters are not recognizable people...
...cuneiform writing of ancient Mesopotamia. They had been placed face down for the faithful to walk on, presumably as a sign that the ancient religion was finally suppressed. Dr. Rice believes that traces of the old culture persisted until the 11th century A.D., when Islam was under attack by Christian crusaders, and Harran was an important Moslem defensive base...
James Luther Adams, professor of Christian Ethics, will become the Edward Mallinckrodt, Jr. Professor of Divinity, a chair which honors the great manufacturing chemist who was mainly responsible for the University's chemical laboratories...