Word: eminentance
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Bush's switch stunned the Medical Research Council, which complained that after financing his work for years, "the benefit will be felt in the U.S." When such eminent scientists as the University of Bristol's Maurice Pryce, chief of the theoretical physics division at the government atomic energy...
The most eminent living son of Winston County is Frank Minis Johnson Jr., 45, judge of the U.S. District Court for Middle Alabama. A steady, even-toned spokesman of the law, Judge Johnson is a Republican, a Lincoln man and a sturdy adherent of principle. His nickname is Straight Edge...
Russell, Bertrand Nightmares of Eminent Persons. (Simon & Schuster, $1.45)
White Shoes. A spot in a big, busy law firm is a prize starting place for an ambitious law-school graduate, and only the highly promising get tapped. Back in 1911, having graduated from Princeton, studied at the Sorbonne for a year and acquired a law degree from George Washington...
Romantic Revolt. Freudian psychology, or its popularized version, became one of the chief forces that combined against Puritanism. Gradually, the belief spread that repression, not license, was the great evil, and that sexual matters belonged in the realm of science, not morals. A second force was the New Woman, who...