Word: haven
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Next Saturday the team travels to New Haven for a triangular meet with Yale and Princeton. Coach Stowell says that the match will probably be the closest of the season...
...form of conservatism, but he insisted that the country was swinging, not he. Once the late Justice Robert H. Jackson twitted Reed on growing more conservative. "Either that," said Jackson, "or you're changing your law clerks, Stanley." Reed answered: "It must be the law clerks, because I haven't changed a bit." He now wants to retire, he explained privately to President Eisenhower last week, because he fears that he will soon become too far removed from the realities and practicalities of the issues that come before the court to be able to decide them adequately...
...except me. Before last November, I knew I wanted to teach and to write. But that acting experience [when he played in The Male Animal] is something I've never forgotten. The histrionic aspect of teaching is one of the things that interest me about the profession. I haven't decided against the TV business on principle. I have rejected a number of specific things simply because they didn't fit a particular image of myself which is very secure in me. I believe in TV as a medium of communication. I think it is potentially...
Braucher pointed out, however, that geography would weigh heavily against Brownell. He said that the new justice would probably be "some midwesterner whom we haven't even mentioned." He added that "the Supreme Court is not the Hall of Fame. I approve of the President's policy of apointing justices from the lower courts...
...realism) in foreign policy, boldness (and gradualism) in domestic policy, and House-ification (and money) in University policy. But that would be dull to write, and certainly worse than dull to read. Either you have seen it before--in which case it would be repetition--or else you haven't--and are certainly not interested now. So we resist the temptation to play the record again--and instead make a stab at cutting a slightly new groove on an old, old problem...