Word: interested
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Chicago Tribune lives and grows because it is first of all a newspaper. It spares no expense, no effort, to gather the news of every significant development and trend at home and abroad. And it prints it, completely and without compromise, in the public interest...
...like we, have tried a government of the aristocracy," with its interest in the aristocracy," he said. "The time has come to restore power to the American people, and the one valid organization of the American people is found only in trade unionism, which here, unfortunately, has too often failed...
...have an interest here, then go quick to Professor Joshua Whatmough of Comparative Philology (see p. 4) and sign up for his department. Maybe in a few years you'll get a crack at Indic Phil
...afford them at Paris' better saloons. But they watched with amusement as 18 of the capital's top bartenders gathered last week for a cocktail-mixing contest in Paris' Hotel Continental. As the competition went on the proceedings got somewhat out of hand, and befuddled professional interest became intense when one of the contestants tried mixing his ingredients directly in the consumer...
...complete reorganization of the Album setup seems to be the only way out of the quagmire. It should not be a completely "senior" book--it would have much more interest if it were angled to a year, not a class. Some copies might even be sold to undergraduates, especially freshmen, and the traditionally harassed business manager could probably squeeze out some more advertising if there was a chance that the readership would stay in Cambridge for another year or more...