Word: fatales
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Speaking from the sociologist's view-point, George G. Homans '32, associate professor of Sociology, indicated that too many sociologists are trying to make practical application and are neglecting broad research into human behavior. The urge to get immediate results may be "fatal" to the accumulation of knowledge, he warned...
...vote for Dean Acheson, whose fatal diplomacy will shape U.S. policy for years to come...
...Byrd, a bachelor played by Guinness, is told that he has a fatal disease and but a few weeks to live. Byrd has neither family nor friends to regret, only unfulfilled desires. He leaves all he has--his job--and resolves to spend a last holiday at an exclusive seaside hotel. There he is offered "influence, riches, love and kisses," none of which can be his. "The Last Holiday" has another and a last tragedy, an ending tense because of its substance and its sudden inevitability...
...young artist on her first exhibition in London, Master Portraitist Augustus John wrote: "You must admit that it isn't enough to have the eyes of a gazelle (although they are fatal); you also need the claws of a cat in order to capture your bird alive and play with it before you eat it, and so join its life to yours. This is the mystery of painting...
Trent-Lyon was indicted in the fatal shooting of Dr. Lewis Thorne at New Haven October...