Word: depending
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...considering the fact that it has to supply less students than any other dining hall in the University, the Dunster kitchen is a disappointment. Its fare is not nearly so good as Adams', and its supply lines tend to foul more frequently than those of the dining halls which depend on food being run from the central kitchen. The staff is particularly merciless about the 9 a.m. deadline for breakfast...
...critic, Matthiessen was preoccupied with greatness. His books were addressed to the peaks of American literary achievement--to the work of Emerson, Whitman, Melville, Henry James, and T. S. Eliot. Whether or not Dreiser belongs in this group will depend, perhaps, on the events and attitudes of the future, but this study is an able statement of the case for the affirmative...
...young doctor's autopsy, performed in a nearby shed, proved to the court that death had been caused by drowning and not by poison. The lawyer's client was acquitted. "All at once," says Dr. Gradwohl now, "it struck me with great force how much could depend on the proper scientific inquiry into the cause of sudden death." Last week, Dr. Gradwohl made the same point in Chicago in a speech marking the close of his first term as president of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences. The academy, like the St. Louis Police Laboratory, which...
...Dick MacDougal fumbled the baton in the mile relay to lose a 20-yard lead and the race, and forced the result of the meet of depend upon the final event --the two-mile relay. But a strong Blue quartet took this easily...
...Business Manager is looking around for more men able to handle part of a $100,000 a year concern on which 11,000 readers depend. And the two writing Boards are always eager to greet young men who think they have a message and want to see it in type. Come Sunday night...