Word: expression
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...express understandable concern over the aggressiveness of the modern young woman. Perhaps you forget that a woman reacts to a "mousey" man by increased domination as an unconscious desire to punish him for his lack of masculinity . -Maybe more assertiveness on the part of the dominated man will give him more "say" and make his wife more docile and much happier than she was before...
Choate said Crider's review would be printed in today's Herald with the notation that the views expressed are entirely his and do not express the viewpoint of the paper...
...London's critics refused to be pushed over. Wrote the Daily Express' John Barber: "My goodness ... I got a 42nd Street Madame Butterfly. I hoped for a new leading man to rival Ezio Pinza. I got Wilbur Evans. . . an old uncle with the fire gone out. . . Only a moderately enchanting evening. People will say I'm in love . . . with Oklahoma!" The Daily Mail's Cecil Wilson thought the plot moved too slowly. Said he: "It seemed to be more like South Soporific." Yet the critics, despite their reservations, were quick to admit that South Pacific seemed...
Though all Council members were keenly disappointed by the Board's decision there was not much unanimity express over the weekend on what steps the undergraduate body could take next bring University Hall around its view...
...Housemasters, who approved with minor changes the Council and House Committees plan for extending room permissions to 11-p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, have as yet made no comment on the Administrative Board's revers of their stand. They may possibly express their opinions at the Faculty meeting...