Word: departing
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Carl J. Friedrich, professor of government, will depart for Germany in a month to become advisor on governmental affairs to General Lucius D. Clay, Commander-in-Chief of American forces in Europe...
Linebacking reinforced and personally carried out by former Jayvee Mel Freedman stopped Brown backs at the tackling point instead of three yards beyond. Only in the pass defense depart- ment did the Crimson show a weakness as Finn repeatedly flipped to Nelson between the zones of the Harvard backs...
Before they sailed, spokesmen for the group issued a statement: "We depart from the U.S. of our own free will, with sentiments of deepest gratitude and admiration. . . . The democratic institutions of America afforded us an opportunity to build life anew...
...first time the Hi valley has seen strange flags. Soldiers of Czarist Russia moved into the fertile Ili in the middle 1870s. The Manchu Dowager Empress, in one of her few feats of diplomacy, persuaded them to depart...
...teachers . . . assume that we have established habits from which the graduate will not depart; and among these, we hope, is the habit of reading worth-while books. The average college graduate is more than likely to limit his reading to the newspaper, the comic books, a picture magazine, a magazine of condensations, and the book elections of a commercial literary club. If college men & women haven't learned to read the originals, to seek out the significant, they are literate but ignorant. Which is better, a nation of illiterate wise men, or of literate ignoramuses? Must we be either...