Word: dears
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...great team, which also played hard, rough football. The last time Notre Dame played Southern California, in 1942, the Irish hit so hard that there were U.S.C. mumblings about breaking off athletic relations. Notre Dame's accusers appear to have forgotten that those who die for dear old Rutgers often try to sell their lives as dearly as possible...
...Dear Mr. Linen...
...that abominable adjective 'exclusive' " : "We have to be resolute in resisting alumni pressure to let in the son of dear old Jones of the Form of 1896 when the boy has an I.Q. of 98. . . . We are none of us content to have so large a portion of our student body there simply because of. . . the paternal pocketbook. . . . We all want to open our doors wider to talent, [to] a more genuine cross-section of the entire American community...
...What puzzles me is that much of the best entertainment in radio is built around a sarcastic treatment of the things radio holds most dear." Scripps-Howard Columnist Robert C. Ruark wrote this "sorrowfully" last week. He was not opposed to all of radio. "Mary Margaret McBride . . . is preferable to a hole in the head," said Ruark...
...Dear Madame, I should like to attend the dance Saturday night. I am a veteran, 5 feet, 10 inches, with blond hair, blue eyes, and subdued emotions." Cooed one pert Wellesley Freshman, "Just what we are looking forward...