Word: digged
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Psychologist Salter, the procedure of psychoanalysis is like salting a mine. "The analyst sprinkles and buries false nuggets of Oedipus, castration (or penis envy) and bisexuality," he writes. "Then, as the patient digs (where he is directed to dig) and discovers the planted material, the analyst is convinced that he has struck pay dirt ... It is by suggestion that the patient is taught to find what he never possessed in the first place . . . Psychoanalysis can make no discoveries in the individual. It can only discover itself...
...once been a boy editor for the Independence (Mo.) high school paper. It was called The Gleam, "after that admonition in Tennyson's poem-'After it, follow it, follow the Gleam.' "* Then Truman, who seldom misses a chance to upbraid the press, got in a typical dig: "We do have . . . some publications which do not care very much for the truth ... I hope that if any of you become editors of great publications . . . you will stick strictly to the truth and nothing but the truth...
Dele Gilmore, Betsy Brown, Ann Sears, and Holly Walker were in favor of less radical changes in the present organization. Miss Brown advocated dormitory representatives, while Miss Walker suggested that the council actively dig out important issues. Miss Gilmore and Miss Sears advocated more publicity and personal contact, with Miss Gilmore in favor of an elected publicity' representative to bring the S.G.A. closer to the students. Miss Walker agreed with the Gilmore plan...
Washington's Birthday being a truly American occasion, a friend of mine accosted me on Massachusetts Avenue early Thursday evening and politely suggested that we spend the evening observing a truly American art form. "Why don't we stomp down to the Hi-Hat and dig Illinois," he said...
Anyone interested in finding more relics of the past might dig up arrowheads in the ground where Matthews stands. In 1666, the Society for Propagating the Gospel built a brick dormitory on the same site to accommodate Indian students. The Indians, however, missed their tepees and left. The building became the college printing house, and a second edition of the Indian Bible was published there...