Word: deal
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...ALLAN H. DEAL BRUCE M. WARNER Berkeley, Calif...
...Hussein's full approval arranged to resettle Jordan's 500,000 refugees in return for $30 million that the U.S. would make available through Israel. "They will annihilate him," shrilled the Voice of the Arabs, and Cairo's newspaper ; Al Shaab urged the Palestinian Arabs to deal with Hussein as they had with his grandfather Abdullah, who was assassinated in 1951. Mrs. Meir had been on a ship in midMediterranean on her way to Marseilles and Paris the time of the alleged meeting. But the Voice's unlettered and excitable listeners in Jordan could be counted...
...Good Deal." This mood, which once would have seemed so improbable among the young, baffles and disturbs some professors. Says Columbia Professor-Critic Lionel Trilling: "The undergraduate of today is not very much committed to anything; or if he is, they are secret commitments." Since students have had no personal experience with war and depression, Denison University Historian
...world as it is. It kind of floors me that the zest has gone out of American intellectual life because the economy has achieved what the critics have always wanted it to achieve." Or, as one M.I.T. senior puts it: "We think we're getting a pretty good deal. The world needs us; we're in demand. Hell, I'll be making $450 a month as soon as I graduate...
...game prognostications suggest a good deal of passing by both sides. The Crimson, in particular, is likely to try the passing game early, since two of its best running backs (Boulris and Halaby) will not start...