Word: complained
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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There was a lot of food, he said, but it was mostly cold cuts, potatoes, and cheese. When he made remarks about it, one of his fellow delegates said. "We can't complain, you know...
...There was a lot of food, he (Goodman) said, but it was mostly cold cuts, potatoes, and cheese. When he made remarks about it, one of his fellow delegates said. "We can't complain, you know...
...There was a lot of food, he (Goodman) said, but it was mostly cold cuts, potatoes, and cheese. When he made remarks about it, one of his fellow delegates said. "We can't complain, you know...
...world. No one is asking Goodman to turn down heaping second helping, or the CRIMSON to lower its annual beer consumption; it is only once a year that a Food-for-Europe drive or its equivalent asks Harvard men for a fraction of their monthly allowances. But to complain when not only does one eat well personally, but the country one hails from lets food rot while other parts of the world go hungry: that is simply indecent...
...somewhat inane to complain of Iron Curtain restrictions when we laughingly violate them in a way which can only make them more strict? To be sure, it was a good lark: but Americans, even Harvardians, are going to have to learn that they cannot be Men of Distinction and Lone Rangers at the same time. Staughton Lynd...