Word: columns
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Personal Column. In Hartford, Conn., Mrs. Carrie Williams read in the newspaper that she had given birth to a son, complained to police, who found that husband Edward Williams, 29, had registered Miss Katherine D. Hill, 19, at the hospital as his wife...
According to Columnist Gold, TIME Reader Randall did get in touch with him a few days later, not to report discovery of the "lasting peace," but to say that after the column appeared, so many of his friends had kidded him about his reading habits of TIME that he actually peeked at the current issue. His reaction: What a wonderful preview of the future...
...members split into two sharply divided groups over his application (TIME. Jan. 31). But Lautier's backers confidently expected the members to go along with the national trend toward desegregation and end their color bar. On the eve of the club's referendum vote. Lautier wrote a column for Washington's Negro semiweekly Afro-American, personally attacking two members of the club, George Durno of International News Service and Jerry Greene of the New York Daily News, for opposing his admission. After the column, many a middle-of-the-roader in the fight turned against Lautier, feeling...
Newsboard candidates will soon find themselves interviewing everyone from full professors on down to Massachusetts legislators in pursuit of the big column five story that will startle the University the next morning. Editorial entrants will spend their time relaxing in local movie houses or pouring over faded newspaper volumes for editorial feature material. Potential music reviewers and art critics are in particular demand...
...Yardling quintet which for the past five years has been the favorite of Crimson court fans is now relinquishing its popularity to the new revitalized varsity. Winning only once in their first seven starts, the freshmen are already assured of their biggest loss column in six years...