Word: deale
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Kirkland's reputation has always depended more on the achievements of its members than on its physical plant. On this basis, the Deacons have had a good deal to boast about since...
Since fewer meals will, presumably, be taken at the Dinning Halls, I find it very singular that the average, and hence the total, charge per person should rise rather than diminish: in other words, that the Dining Galls management either cannot deal accurately with figures or does not wish to, two alternatives which one is equally reluctant to accept. Harold P. Furth...
...this point I was sold on the whole deal. I had talked over the phone to the person who was on top of the list the day I joined. He was supposed to receive all the money that new members contributed that evening, and he told me he had already gotten over $300 and expected more tomorrow...
Nick Beal is a guy who'll double-deal you for a nickel or fifty grand, just so long as it's good and dirty. This time his target is Joseph Foster (Thomas Mitchell), a pious D.A. who is running for Governor. Beal engineers all sorts of deals to get Foster elected, but ruins his reputation as well. And of course Foster has signed away his soul (in writing, very legal), and only saves himself at the last moment by brandishing a Bible in front of Beal's flendish face...
...current series of lectures and discussions under the auspices of the Harvard Teachers Association will continue all day today with four separate conferences. One of the meetings will cover the subject of elementary teaching, while two others will deal with teaching problems in English and Social Studies, respectively. The day's activities will conclude with a dinner...