Word: harms
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...same time, the rabid outcry made Sunday by an anonymous liberal group has lent the appearance of low comedy to the whole situation. But perhaps derision is the best of all possible solutions. The contemptuous laughter of the community may keep the Pet Skunk Faction from doing the harm of which it is capable...
...born anew each year, with the Student Council as a watchful midwife. If the Council were to abolish the Smoker the class of 1958 would never miss what it never knew about. The Smoker has never fulfilled its questionable function, and the affair Tuesday night hinted forcibly the great harm that can result...
...year, so that he will be able to take more of them into the varsity ranks. "Practically all the members are the first years fencers," he said. Marion thinks that there are few properly trained fencing coaches in America, and for that reason most high school experience does more harm than good...
...riptide between them, as Chambers himself had been. Although President Roosevelt and Attorney General Frank Murphy, in Chambers' opinion, were soft-pedaling Communist investigations, some branches of the U.S. Justice Dept. (perhaps the FBI) were still interested in tracking down Communists and might go after Jake if any harm came to Chambers...
...real drama in "Murder in the Cathedral" is in the speeches of the chorus. Their fear of harm for Becket, their terror at his death, and the exultation that comes with their final recognition of his spiritual triumph, are expressed in some of the most beautiful poetry Eliot has written. The dramatic impact of the passage from doubt to certainty is tremendous...