Word: glads
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...sailors on the campus, one speaker after another politely sang the Navy's praises. Then Captain Mildred McAfee of the WAVES, who is also Wellesley's part-time president, got up. "The Navy reminds me of having a trained nurse in your home," she said. "You are glad to see her come-" She paused, briskly continued: "Now let us go on with the report on endowment...
Practically, both Britain and Russia may be glad to leave primary responsibility for the Americas to the U.S. At Mexico City, the U.S. delegates evidently hoped so. They limited the Act of Chapultepec to matters "appropriate for regional action." And they specified that action even in these matters" shall be consistent with the purposes and principles of the general international organization...
...Dean might be interested to know that no one has yet taken his newly won laurels seriously enough to fraternize in Sherman Hall in the manager he suggested; but if anyone does, we shall be glad to report the results and place the blame...
...matter of . . . the 'Free Germany Committee' and the 'Union of German Officers.' . . . [They] were Soviet inventions, pure & simple, and both were permitted for a time to go pretty far in making large statements over the radio to the German people. We are fully as glad as is War & the Working Class that, since Yalta, their voices have been silent...
...letter from Miss Arda Knox, his old high-school mathematics teacher, who wrote: "I don't suppose you will even remember me. When I saw your picture in TIME (Jan. 1), I could see that little . . black head down over your algebra book." Beedle answered: "I am glad to say, in case you remember my long succession of 'Cs,' that I have a lot of very able young engineers. . . . To me you were always the one bright spot in the mathematics landscape...