Word: incidentally
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Rusticated for trying to hurl a don into a pond, 22-year-old President Frederic Carl Granville Bradley of the Claret Club of Trinity College, Oxford explained to the A.P. the steps that led up to the fateful incident: 1) "We put on our club dress-the blue dinner jacket...
Just how much faculty supervision this would involve was not made explicit, but the Interfraternity Conference met yesterday to discuss the entire Clark incident. Chances seem good that the Administration will confine its supervision to the area of fraternity hazing.
Kirk defined academic freedom as "a body of prescriptive rights assessed by scholars and teachers in educational institutions to help protect them against the hazards incident to the pursuit of truth."
The incident struck the dominant note for the 20th Communist Party Congress: Khrushchev acting the boss and instructing everyone to act as if there were no such thing as a boss.
*The War of Jenkins' Ear, a name popularly applied to the war between England and Spain, 1739-43. The incident that contributed to its outbreak: Captain Robert Jenkins' English brig Rebecca was plundered by Spaniards, one of whom cut off the captain's ear and handed it...