Word: faults
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Eccentricity is not a fault at Radcliffe, but should be encouraged, claimed Vice-President Cronkhite yesterday. Mrs. Cronkhite spoke before the Radcliffe student body at the opening services of the college's 73rd year...
...playwright after another has taken a whack at writing a play about Joan of Arc but the play by Bernard Shaw currently being produced at the Plymouth is the pick of the basket. Perhaps its appeal lies in that it avoids being a tearjerker, the fault of several Joan plays, and instead works on the emotions in an honest...
...Monteux sat in the orchestra . . . [and] nobody, literally nobody got away with anything. Amiably, charmingly, insistently, Monteux corrected every fault." Sample corrections...
...army. Communist Tito last week warned lawyers who drafted peasants' petitions for release from collectives that they would be considered "enemies of the people." Newspapers appealed to peasants to get their grain in, but also admitted that the government's "weak organization" had been at fault...
...official manual for linesmen states: "He [the baselinesman] should call a foot fault only when he is positive that the rule has been broken. The server must receive the benefit of any doubt...