Word: companionship
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Warmed by the easy companionship of Panama's unique meeting of Presidents-and in particular by their private, get-acquainted visits with President Eisenhower-the chief executives of South America made going home last week the occasion for an unheralded program of presidential gadding-about. Unforeseen delays threw the formal travel schedules into a state of confusion, but by week's end South America's Presidents knew each other as never before...
...more specific brain-washing, aided and abetted by gallons of free beer, will be administered by The Staff at an official welcoming Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the CRIMSON building, 14 Plymton St. We welcome your companionship...
...deficiencies occasioned by the sabbatical leaves of Professors Brower and Guerard; and as for Professors Levin and Bate and myself, we shall all teach here for half the year. In short, the "poor English major," whose plight you deplore, will not find himself rattling around Warren House entirely without companionship. Herschel Baker, Chairman, Department of English
...chance that they might contain something interesting, filling his house with furniture that hung on chains from the ceiling, and-from a special chair suspended from a huge tree before a great, open-air fireplace-delivering daily the hell he promised. Mrs. Fabyan contented herself with the relatively quieter companionship of a free-roving chimpanzee and a small private zoo of bears, wolves and coyotes...
Although a doctor at the Hygience Building could have neither Stillman's laboratory facilities nor the companionship of nurses, he would provide much needed service without these conveniences. Until the University finds sufficient wealth for adequate health facilities, the medical service should provide the needed twenty-four hour service near the Yard. The added expense of maintaining two doctors through the night, one at 15 Holyoke Street and the other at Stillman, is a small enough price to pay for insurance against needless pain and possibly avoidable deaths...