Word: infantes
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...over. The infant icemen emerge from their early-season protective schedule of alumni, amateur club, and second-division college opponents tonight when they face off against Northeastern in the Boston Arena...
British first-graders topped their American peers in all areas tested. This, the study suggests, is because most British children start learning to read and write at five in "infant schools," the British equivalent of kindergarten. The British keep their advantage in second and third grades. But by fourth grade the Americans have begun to catch...
Unconsciously, Alvarez had done something far more significant. The double murder in the fishing village was the first capital crime ever solved by the comparison of fingerprints, and that solution constituted a major breakthrough for the infant science of criminology. In less than a century, that science has developed from rule of thumb into an enormously intricate medico-legal discipline, and the story of its development, as described by Jurgen Thorwald (The Century of the Surgeon) with impressive literary and scientific competence, is a tale of blood and bloodhounds, wills and pills, pathologists and psychopaths. For sheer suspense and wallowing...
...American pro-India policy would indicate blindness to the larger issues involved. Pakistan behaved nicely while her infant economy remained in the cradle, but now that she has grown and seeks regional markets, she finds trade with many of her Asian neighbors proscribed by U.S. edict. Although a charter member of SEATO, she finds American troops pouring into Southeast Asia without her consultation or approval. Worst of all, she finds herself dependent upon an annual AID dole which may be snatched away if she does the slightest thing naughty. Pakistan thus represents the case of the fledgling country brought...
Waked by Violins. Such rational thought becomes all the more impressive when measured against Montaigne's life. He was born to wealth and privilege, was waked as a baby by the music of violins (his indulgent father felt that any other method might upset his infant...