Word: following
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...choice is before the College. It can remain in the shadow of yesterday, waking only long enough to note the stern return of Swarthmore to the fold. Or it can follow the Radcliffe Student Council into the companionate world of the present...
...happily married and well-adjusted person, I think such a course would be a fine thing, although I get along perfectly well with out having had one." A 'Cliffe freshman commented: "I think it's just what the college needs . . . in fact, Harvard might do well to follow our example. It's the greatest thing since 'dual instruction...
...facts. Last year the Department of Houses and College Dormitories showed a surplus of $90,310.04, or almost $10,000 less than the $100,000 which the Houses "traditionally" pay to the faculty of Arts and Sciences. Add to this the increased cost of electric power and steam which follow from the rising price of coal, and last year's surplus is swallowed up, according to Massachusetts Hall estimates...
...decade the Nelsons played second fiddle to various radio stars (Robert Ripley, Joe Penner, Feg Murray). Briefly, Harriet was a successful cinemactress (Follow the Fleet, New Faces). They joined Red Skelton in 1941, and when Red went into the Army, they finally got a program of their...
...official dollar price: $4.03). To keep cut-rate pounds from being used to buy British exports, Britain set up a new control system in Paris to make sure only pounds bought at the official rate were used in Anglo-French trade. The Dutch and the Belgians were expected to follow the British lead-in effect, consign France to a monetary isolation ward...