Word: incidentally
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Daniel S. Cheever '39, assistant professor of Government, said "the whole incident of the subpoena is a glaring example of a basic weakness in the U.S. system of government. Committees, not Congress as a whole, are entrusted with the power of deciding who will be called to account for actions...
Radcliffe Dean Emily B. Lacey, in confirming the story last night, said she had called the police "out of interest to find out what they were doing" several days after the incident occurred. The plan-clothesmen could report no progress then, but did return to Henry House to take footprint...
"In the pat, China turned to the West for help. Now Communists, schooled in Moscow, rule China. The Kremlin has tried to keep them from any contact with us. An example of this was the arrest of our consul in Mukden in 1947. England and the United States desired to...
In the first incident, Donald A. Gray, a senior, was stabbed and slashed as he was going home. An unidentified man rushed after him, calling him a "damn Yalie." They fought, and after cutting Gray on the hip, the attacker field.
At half-time, Dartmouth's band engineered a take-off on the Band's New Haven misfortunes. Using the "Dragnet" theme, and parodying the parody of "Dragnet" language, the Green bandmen re-worked the incident in pantomime.