Word: incidentally
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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The organizer, who had heard about the Yale incident, was undaunted. "Too many of the Ivy League schools are apathetic about sports," he said. "I wanted to enliven the interest."
Aldous Huxley meant his study of an historical incident to be both an abstraction of the witch-trial mentality and a critique of the McCarthy hearings. Whiting thankfully preserves the abstract quality even when tempted by the theatrical. On the night before his death, Huxley's Grandier instantly calms his...
In reply to Johanna M. Lessinger's letter to the editors of the CRIMSON concerning the Coop's textbook pricing (Oct. 9), I have checked the incident mentioned in the letter and find that our textbook department was entirely at fault.
The Society's textbook buyer, a most competent young man, admits that he came in on the tail end of Mrs. Lessinger's conversation with the clerk at the counter and is very red-faced over the incident. After going back to his desk he refigured the price of the...
Most of the demonstrations were orderly. The biggest, nearly 12,000 strong, started from the University of California's Berkeley campus, aimed to march 7½ miles to the Army Terminal in Oakland, but lacked a parade permit; police turned them back without incident after the first ½miles...