Word: conducted
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Photographs will be taken all next week in the second floor Common Room at the Union. In addition, the Committee will set up an appointment table during meal hours and conduct a room-to-room canvass primarily for the benefit of students who are as yet uncertain of their class affiliation, whether...
Finally, Prosecutor Toth asked that Susan be sent to jail for six months for persistent disorderly conduct. Judge Irving S. Reeve, president of the Bergen County Bar Association, agreed. Then the press heard about the case...
...from the unfortunate Baltimore affair.* U.S. sailors and marines, well briefed on good-neighborly conduct, went over big with Chileans at last week's presidential inauguration. At outdoor parties and at the huge fiesta in Santiago's Plaza Bulnes, sailors smiled at señoritas. In Valparaiso, a U.S. gob took up a blind beggar's guitar, played it to a huge audience for two hours, turned over a mendicant's fortune to the beggar...
Regular teachers conduct the once-a-week sessions. They start out by telling an anecdote, reading a poem, a short story or newspaper clipping, or playing a transcribed radio program. The kids are encouraged, says Colonel Bullis, to "speculate on the motivations lying back of the behavior [discussed] and indicate parallel situations from their own personal experience...
Last week's Republican landslide, said he, should give business "a favorable Government climate to conduct its stewardship." But there was danger in it, too-the danger that "complacency may lead us in business to slide back, and to revert to past attitudes of indifference and unconcern for the people." Warned Chuck Luckman: "That attitude was repudiated once before. ... It can be repudiated again...