Word: dangerously
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Thomas A. Dorgan, clerk of the Suffolk Superior Court and the first speaker in favor of the bill, promptly teed off against Harvard and Harvard men in general. He censured Senator Leverett Saltonstall '14 for minimizing the danger of communist influence in this country in a speech before the Harvard Club of New Jersey...
Sullivan replied that the courts would decide when H442 should be brought into play on "a clear and present danger basis." He added that he felt the professor's remark in this case did not seem to constitute a clear and present danger...
...What We Wanted. France's Robert Schuman spoke with vigor and firmness: "Today we obtain what we hoped for vainly between the two wars. The United States recognizes there can be no peace nor security for America if Europe is in danger...
...chinks in the Western armor were exaggerated. Others were real. The Atlantic pact was a crashing diplomatic defeat for world Communism, but of itself it would not strike at the roots of Communist power nor guarantee the anti-Communist world against attacks. Rather, the pact was a recognition of danger and a resolution to build common defenses. The very achievement of an Atlantic pact underlined the failure to build an Asiatic defense against Communism...
...subjects. Thus "the years of life when memory is at its most active . . . are largely wasted, and a great deal of what could profitably be done at school is left to be done in college . . . One obvious example of this is in languages ... Modern languages in America are in danger of following the dead languages into total neglect...