Word: impacting
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Philip Hofer '21, lecturer on Fine Arts and Secretary of the Fogg Museum, the driver of one car, was thrown to the street from the impact of the accident, but escaped with no bruises...
...cartoons in the book, and there are over 400, cause either a guffaw or an "ooph" depending in each case on the reader's politics over the last six years. A few have lost their sting, but most still retain a quality which can best be likened to the impact of a razor-sharp sledge hammer...
...examine all facts," Hall commented, "you must come to the conclusion that Murry is unwilling to recognize the value of scientific research on the impact of TV on attendance, and also unwilling to recognize that as a member of the NCAA, he should either part company with that collegiate organization or develop facts and use those facts in an intelligent fashion to persuade the membership that they are pursuing the wrong course...
...Impressions of Lincoln and the Civil War, by Marquis Adolphe de Chambrun. The impact of Lincoln on a sophisticated French diplomat, married to Lafayette's granddaughter, who was sent to Washington late in 1864; chiefly interesting for such minor sidelights as Vice President Andrew Johnson, a generally abstemious man, turning up in his cups (too much brandy) at Lincoln's second inaugural. ¶The Collected Works of Abraham Lincoln, a nine-volume key to the current Lincoln boom scheduled for publication next February, which will contain 99% of all known Lincoln material, sell for $115 (prepublication price...
...things struck Nielsen: "The absurd length of U. S. campaigns and the incredible impact of McCarthyism of your political life . . . I think the U. S. press rates a large boo for having promoted this massacre of freedom...