Word: coolness
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Younger teachers, including many temporary staff members, appeared particularly cool to the idea. One man said that one of the first new project, the Ferre lectures on religion this month, had been a "complete failure...
Norman concludes that although the group's report is now locked in a Pentago file, the ideas stemming from Conant's suggestion are evident in the "cool sense" of many generals at Congressional committee meetings...
...song hushed in a gulp. A moment later Cambridge police were confronted with only the comparative quiet of the joke box, the television, and 200 lips slurping cool beer...
...Reiss and Tom Powers, both over six two, are the other sharp-shooters. Al Stein, at five eleven, the smallest starter, is a cool playmaker. Besides the starting five, there are two other consistent scorers who spend most of their time on the bench--Frank Lewis and Bob Sullivan. Lewis in six five, and Sullivan scored the basket which beat Princeton...
...Absolute No." Fortunately, at this juncture, tempers soon began to cool. From Foggy Bottom emanated the voice of Secretary Acheson, spreading some oil. He thought a compromise could be worked out, he said. And he even tried to explain his old statement, made in 1949, that the North Atlantic pact did not mean sending a large number of troops to Europe. ("The answer ... is a clear and absolute no," he had said...