Word: deeps
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Onlookers reported a stream of water spraying 30 feet from the building through the hall window and drenching the stairwell all the way to the first floor. "The water was three inches deep on the floors," said Norman Hinerfeld '51, "but the rooms were undamaged...
McCormick, whose eye seemed to weaken as the game progressed totaled six points in the first quarter and only two in his next two periods of play for a total of ten points, second high of the game. Styles poled in four one armed field goals from deep court and set up several other baskets with his quick and deceptive passing...
...Student Council dug deep into its pocket last night, distributing more than $3,388 at the regular weekly meeting, as other Council action paid off when the Corporation granted a Soldiers Field home for students' cars...
Among all the veteran newsmen, big byliners and trained seals who covered the royal wedding, there was one notable cub. For Rebecca West, 55, famed as a novelist, critic and deep student of homo politicus (TIME, Dec. 8), it was her first assignment in spot news reporting. Editor Herbert Gunn of London's Evening Standard had given her his paper's only pass to Westminster Abbey...
...least they don't flee, like so many American fictioneers, from the major experience of the age. And while not so witty or brash or technically, ambidextrous as some of the American advance guardists, the British don't trifle with literary fads; they are in too deep a mess to be able to fool with that sort of thing, and they know...