Word: feeling
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...early invader of now easily invaded Carnegie Hall. Despite all these achievements, he likes to appear indolent. Says he: "My idea of a vacation is just to go home, lie in the bed, if the phone rings pick it up and tell them I don't feel like it." Some of his critics bemoan his constant concertizing in recent years, and the pretentious kind of symphonic jazz he has written for Carnegie Hall (New World A'Comin'; The Deep South'). But the Duke insists he hasn't changed. "I'm not trying to convince...
...other effects take over. As the giant sound waves rocket around the room, White and his assistants feel their eyes go out of focus. Their muscles jerk and their jaws drop...
...study of bastards' fathers, has concluded that they, too, have a pretty rough row to hoe. All kinds of unsettling decisions suddenly confront the unwed father. Should he admit his paternity? Is he sure, after all, that he is the father? Should he marry the girl? Should he feel proud or ashamed of himself...
...Another asset we found at Harvard is the historical approach to Religion. We feel this is the soundest approach, as it prevents hasty crystallization, and permits a critical appraisal of all points of view, including NeoOrthodoxy and "Humanism" which as systems of religious thought cut across denominational lines, but neither of which should characterize our School...
Probably the most dubious statement of the week, to laymen's ears, came from the University of Illinois' famed Dr. Andrew C. Ivy. Most of the pain people feel during dental drilling, said he, is no doubt only psychic...