Word: faults
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...clues as to what we plan for their future, what part they are to have in their immediate government, how the three areas are to be coordinated, what the requisites are for Austria becoming truly independent. Liaison with Russia is obviously poor. How much is Russia's fault and how much is ours, I do not know. Certainly the thread of confusion apparent in Salzburg is traceable to the highest levels of our three Allied governments...
...journalistic cocktail parties are in direct proportion to the astronomical number of words transmitted from San Francisco. . . . Foreign journalists of progressive views-especially if they work for the so-called big press-express more radical views among their colleagues than they do in writing. This is not [their] fault. . . . It is the natural result of a system...
...lacrosse team has been a poor team. Whose fault is that? The best coach can't make a goo team of ten out of not more than twenty, for the most part novices...
...SERVICE NEWS could perform a real service if it set about encouraging the student body to take advantage of the coaching and facilities offered here at Harvard, instead of taking pride in witty fault-finding. Give us a break, and at the same time encourage athletics; Harvard needs them. A member of the team. Howie Foster...
...intentions and in many of its best achievements The Southerner is profoundly honest, beautiful and satisfying. But it also has its faults. The main fault: the picture generalizes or misstates much that should be intensely specific. People who know the South well will sometimes wince; even people who do not know the South may find the picture not wholly convincing. Yet there is far more to be grateful for than to forgive, notably the work of Zachary Scott; of Jean Renoir, who wrote as well as directed it (the film is based on the novel Hold Autumn in Your Hand...