Word: columns
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...just a paragraph away from the warm glow which the end of the last column dissolves in, another Harvard student(or maybe it is the same one quoted earlier), "spoke for many when he said, "'There don't seem to be any other answers outside religion...Students have to find some meaning for their existence beyond bad grades. I guess you just have to have...
...calls were stacked up on the switchboard and auditioned by a program staffer, who put them on the air in the most dramatic order. Just in case enough listeners might not know the mystery tune, tips on its name were planted regularly in Walter Winchell's gossip column-by Stop the Music itself...
...Some scholars have identified the Man of the Lie as Antiochus Epiphanes, who in 175 B.C. became King of Syria, and thus ruler of Palestine. Determined to force Hellenism on the Jews, he marched an army into Jerusalem (with the help of a Hellenic fifth column) and deposed High Priest Onias III-a possible Righteous Teacher under this theory. Thus the Wicked Priest becomes one of Antiochus' appointees, Menelaus, who went to work enthusiastically forcing Greek clothes, games and gods on the Jews. Under the priest Mattathias and later his son Judas Maccabeus ("The Hammer"), the old-line Israelites...
When the tornado struck across town from his home, NBC Cameraman Maurice ("Moe") Levy, 34, grabbed his 16-mm. hand camera, hopped into his car and headed straight for the distant black column. He met it within the city's Negro district, stopped his car every few feet (leaving the motor running) to get pictures, never let it get more than 200 yds. away. Once he returned to his car to find it jammed with terrified survivors. Their terror grew when they realized, after refusing to get out, that Levy was trying to stay with the twister...
Joslin scored three more tries, one on a 75-yd. run, and Damis one more, and they were joined in the scoring column by Joe Conzelman, Tom Fritz, and Ron Eikenberry. Scrum-half Alan Waddell played his usual outstanding game, and the forwards kept control of the ball for the Crimson for almost the whole match...