Word: hoping
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...submit this problem to your attention in the hope that something might be done to alleviate it. Perhaps a stronger commitment might be obtained from those landlords who request that their names be placed on the list declaring in a stronger, firmer way that they do not discriminate, so that it would be more difficult for them to go back on their word...
...Summer School itself, also proud of the services it performs, is yet almost abnormally sensitive to criticism. The disdain that Harvard students on vacation feel about the Summer School has officials believe spread to the local community, and they hope that no one will say anything nasty about the day camp appearance of the Yard during Wednesday afternoon Punches...
...letter to the CRIMSON, Sigmund, international vice-President of NSA in 1954-55, wrote that the seminar proposal "reflects a kind of provincialism which I hope is not representative of the scope of interest of Harvard students." He asked that emphasis be placed on "what Harvard can do to contribute to the solution of problems which are the common concern of all American students...
...progress of the negotiations at Warsaw do not offer much hope for encouragement either, especially with harsh communiques further clouding the air. The President has promised that no agreement prejudicing the Taipei government will result, and Chiang declares he will not accept even demilitarization of the area. These statements leave little room for negotiation...
...wages, hinted at a willingness to sweeten pensions and supplemental unemployment benefits. Peace talks went on in weekend sessions in an atmosphere both friendly and optimistic. As U.A.W. President Walter Philip Reuther himself sat down with Ford Vice President and Chief Negotiator John Bugas, both sides expressed renewed hope...