Word: fair
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Broadway in The Confidential Clerk most critics were so anxious to unravel the play's meanings that they relegated Miss Greenwood to their 20th paragraphs. Shortly afterward, Audrey Hepburn came to town in a less murky production and had every reviewer reduced to ardent grovelings. It never seemed quite fair...
...your article . . . the views of Dr. Ferdinand Eckhardt were given on the permanent collection of the Winnipeg Art Gallery. It is only fair to state that, as the former director of that gallery on a three-year contract from November 1950 to November 1953, I arrived at approximately the same conclusions and last October handed Dr. Eckhardt my written report...
Attractions ranging from turtle races to candy counters appealed to the swarms of Cambridge school children and the few Harvard students who visited the Fair. The most popular attraction, though, proved to be the informal sketches drawn by CRIMSON cartoonist David Royce '56. His net proceeds, along with those of the other concessions, will be donated to the Radcliffe Grants-in-Aid Fund...
...dangerous. Civil rights are involved in Congressional and civil service hearings, especially because of the wide publicity given loyalty cases. When an employee is publically accused of being a Communist, he is incriminated in the eyes of society, if not specifically by its laws. Once it is granted that fair play, responsibility, and procedure are necessary in these investigations, McCarthy stands accused by his own defenders...
...spent the season so far watching Monk Aiello, Ed Curtis, and Phil Waring from the bench. Midfielders Dink King, Dave Rogers, Fuzzy Stuart, Evan Spelfogel, and Paul Corcoran have played little, but should see considerable action today. Larry Devoe will get in at defense, and John Ogden and Gordon Fair will spell starting goalie Stave DenHartog...