Word: dared
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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What does Stockholm have that Galveston [May] doesn't have? Why not legalize all crime and make Galveston the cleanest city in the U.S.-with no crime rate at all! Who are the prudish moralists who dare to deny Texans the right to rape and murder...
...appeal to Europe's current passion for distensione, or relaxation of tension. So widespread is this sentiment that few European politicians are willing to disappoint it. Britain's election campaign involves a contest over which of the big parties wants negotiations more eagerly; no French Cabinet dare take office without affirming the same goal...
Between Claverly Hall and Massachusetts Avenue on Linden Street is located the Cambridge merchants' contribution to higher learning. Here the Social Relations Department conducts daily seances to discover the symbolic meaning of the refuse regularly piled there. The Square's free enterprisers must dare police regulations to provide the scattered trash, and this is for their greater credit. If the Cambridge City Council decides to unclutter Linden Street for more parking space, the Social Relations men might well visit the exhibit at the Student Activity Center. A few occupants of the wood framed house have kindled the building's hallways...
...Philosophy section on his way home from a class in History to which he bore a grudge against the professor. Pfft 1 as he likes to call our book may not meet the literary standards of the Pickwick papers, but no attempt was made to do so, and we dare say that there is doubt that we could, if we attempted to do so. And like all reviewers, who must read something into everything, we tried to avoid Freud and didn't give John Harvard two thoughts...
...following history has its clear rewards even if it proves, in the final sense, a mixed blessing. In the fierce clash between Bryan and Darrow history supplies a more rousing scene than most dramatists could invent, and in Bryan's subsequent collapse a twist that few dramatists would dare to. And with the help of Peter Larkin's highly ingenious set, the play creates a graphic town picture of where once the embattled fundamentalist stood and started a ruckus heard 'round the world...