Word: commoner
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...even see the Statue of Liberty." Many of them were met by journalists and photographers. "My first impression of American," one refugee student relates, "was of American photographers and reporters. Their first act was to sit on the table or put their feet up. I thought this was a common American social custom...
Other men, bolder or more sanguine, enter a graduate school of arts and sciences but are finally compelled for financial reasons to leave before taking their degree. Now that something like forty per cent of our men are married, this is becoming increasingly more common. They leave with good and serious intentions of returning when they have the money. One good reason gives way to another to prevent the man's ever finishing his work, and all too often the files of the dean's office become a last repository for uncompleted thesis projects...
Marquand will be available for consultations with students, and will probably meet small parties, and give an informal talk to the whole House in the Junior Common Room...
Miss Olsen said that girls have been accosted on the streets, in the Quad, on the Cambridge Common, and near the Radcliffe Library...
...doctrine of both Democratic and Republican administrations, has laid down the conditions in which our global strategy operates. Until now, the United States has sought to manage this global nuclear counterweight alone. The harmful results of this monopoly have been clear--fear and complacency within NATO, breakdowns of common policy such as Suez, and a menacing ambiguity on the shared problems of colonialism...