Word: honorably
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...chair at the Business School will be named in honor of Donald K. David, Dean of the School from 1942 to 1955. Kenneth R. Andrews, professor of Business Administration, will be the first to hold the professorship, to be maintained by a $500,000 fund contributed by friends of David...
...land that has grown increasingly touchy in its relations with the U.S. Many Turks are still angry at Lyndon Johnson's refusal last year to help Turkey win its way in Cyprus by force. Newspapers regularly play up every real or fancied slight to the nation's honor by U.S. military personnel (one sailor is currently awaiting trial on a charge of insulting Turkey by blowing his nose on a small souvenir flag...
Fingering a 105-year-old rosary that "once belonged to my grandmother," the defendant wept while his lawyer summed up before U.S. District Judge Peirson Hall in Los Angeles. "Oh, thank you, your honor!" cried old Movie Mobster George Raft, 70, as the judge fined him a mere $2,500 on one count of filing a false income tax return but dismissed five other charges amounting to $50,000 in back taxes-and a possible $25,000 in fines and 15 years in prison. "I told you not to thank the judge," said Judge Hall. So George proceeded to thank...
...Kennedy family, not Pei, set these broad guidelines. They desire a memorial that will honor John Kennedy by sustaining the spirit he carried into politics and the presidency. As an architect, Pei can only do so much: he cannot run the Library, nor can he formulate an appealing program for the Institute of Politics. He cannot guarantee that the ideal will become real--or even that it is possible. What he can do is create an environment in which--if the ideal is attainable--it can be achieved...
Returning to the House for the naming of a private dining room in honor of him and his wife, the former Master, who teaches a course on Victorian England, assessed his year on Sabbatical and pointed to racial prejudice as the country's most serious problem today...