Word: ideally
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Nock absolutely refuses to let erudition exclude humor. A good time is his ideal, whether on the platform at Harvard or in the catacombs of Rome. A messy desk and a baggy suit are the first steps to scholastic success. He prides himself on the library so swelling that it over-flows onto the kitchen stove. Life for him is a succession of research, lectures, writing and travel. He must, in his own words, "walk just fast enough forward so as not to run backwards, Righto...
...When the German Minister of Justice tells the Association of University Professors that the old ideal of objectivity was nonsense and that today the German professor must ask himself one question: 'does my scientific work serve the welfare of National Socialism?' he is voicing a doctrine which if broadly applied spells the end of Western scientific thought...
Judges for the Class of 1944's "Ideal girl" are Neil Giles, known as "Susan Be Smooth" of the Boston Globe, Louis J. Brems, official greater of the City of Boston, and Dinah Shore, Chairman Andrew N. Welch '44 announced last night...
Besides rendering her several numbers Dinah will assist two, as yet undisclosed connoisseurs of feminine beauty, to pick the "Freshman Ideal Girl" who will reign as queen over the dance...
...include some of the clearest-headed of all managers to be found in any country. They are confident and aggressive. Though many of them have some background in Marxism, they have no faith in the masses of such a sort as to lead them to believe in the ideal of a free, classless society. At the same time, they are sometimes openly scornful of capitalists and capitalist ideas. They ... are not so squeamish as to insist that their words should coincide with their actions and aims...