Word: erraticism
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Twenty-seven years in India's elite civil service gave brilliant, Oxford-trained Rajeshwar Dayal an elegant diplomatic manner and endless Oriental patience. But this was hardly enough to prepare Dayal for the heat, hatred and hurly-burly of central Africa when U.N. Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold named him...
The cause of the furor is 20-year-old, blue-eyed, chestnut-haired Toni Avril Gardiner. Granddaughter of a shepherd and daughter of an army officer, Toni was born in Suffolk, educated in Anglican schools in England except for a three-year sojourn in Malaya (1955-58), when her father...
What is described here is essentially (and predictably) typically for Harvard. In fact, comparative study will make it possible to put aside the competitive question as to how many or how few individuals are troubled in given settings. There are always some, in any setting, who must be steered in...
That ever his Latin continued erratic.
At first singles, Bowditch, the only man on either team to win both singles and doubles, had little trouble with Picket. Despite a weak second set, he pulled out the match 6-2, 2-6, 6-2. Sullivan and Biggs, at number two, had a wildly erratic match, with Biggs...