Word: dependence
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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While the Republicans make the campaign as uninteresting as possible, the Democrats must depend on "getting out the vote." Labor must not be allowed to stay idly at home. Thus it is the work of the Political Action Committee to rally the eleven and publicize the issues affecting the working classes. What it is the Democrats are campaigning for remains a mystery. Weighed down by incessant squabbles among their own ranks, the Democrats are as yet unable to present a united front. The Southern bloc resists P.A.C. infiltration. And Truman's storm buddies Snyder, Allen, and Clifford find embarrassment...
...present numerous trouble spots on the international scene, President Conant suggested that men with "hard-boiled intellectual tempers" are likely "to lead as satisfying lives as any in the years to come. Moreover," he said, "I am firmly convinced that our chances for orderly development as a free nation depend on the number and influence of such...
Undergraduates staying in the Athletic Building have been shunted to normal College living quarters after waiting not more than a day or two. A final picture of undergraduate housing, upon which further transfers depend, is expected by Watson within the next few days...
Like other Varsity coaches throughout the country, "Mac" can depend on two factors to help him shape a winning combination from the misfit musclemen who are hidden, needle-like, in the esthetic Cambridge area...
Wartime gas rationing almost shut down the business temporarily. But since the war, Mount Wilson has taken on new importance. Both television and FM depend on line-of-sight broadcasting, and Mount Wilson is the most accessible clear peak in Southern California. Childs has already sold 320 acres to broadcasting companies for $65,000, has also leased a choice plot to the Columbia Broadcasting System for $75 a month (CBS had to agree to give television demonstrations to tourists...