Word: indianized
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Hynes, who has taught at the University for two years, will also be a 1957-1958 Fellow of the Center for Advanced Studies in the Behavioral Sciences at Stanford, Calif. His special field is linguistics, and he has written on American Indian languages and myths, especially the Chinook...
...traveling lecturer on Eastern philosophy and yoga in America, I was deeply impressed with your splendid March 18 article on Indian art. Heartiest congratulations. You have made a lucid presentation of the lofty spirit of Eastern civilization. Your exposition of Hindu philosophy shows not only understanding but deep insight...
Your picture selection of Indian sculpture is interesting, but TIME sees more than meets the eye. To my knowledge there is no "Four-Faced Siva-Linga." The sculpture of this Hindu god has three faces, representing the three aspects of Siva as creator, preserver and destroyer...
...kept according to 30 different calendars, at least one of which, instituted more than 500 years ago with a slight miscalculation, has slipped out of phase by 23.2 days, so that Hindu dances meant for moonlit nights are often performed in total darkness. To top it all, the Indian coinage system, based on the coinage standardized by conquering British in 1835, is at least as unwieldy as that used in Britain itself...
...Hallett and newcomers Stan Merkel and Bill Gill all did a lot to break up the strong Indian forward rushes, but in general Dartmouth's heavier scrum dominated the game. The Crimson was hampered by the loss of Bob Huff with a broken rib, and the absence of Tom Fritz with a bad sunburn...