Word: isn
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...applications are now coming in at the rate of about five a day. Although the deadline isn't until March 1, comparatively few additional applications are expected after the end of this month...
...letters thought they represented anything except a colleague's suggestions; if this is doubted, let the CRIMSON ask them and find out. Otherwise, let's give our professors the courtesy of at least believing them to be honest men--even when we don't agree with their politics. Isn't that the "liberal" way? Daniel M. Sklar...
...writer) admits that it isn't possible to make his accusations emphatic "without possession of all the facts." It is obvious that he hasn't taken the trouble to discover ANY of the facts...
...well. It isn't all Bierman's fault. Some things he can't control. Last year, for instance, Clayton Tonnemaker and Leo Nomellini, two great defensive ball layers, walked into a sportswriter's office before the Purdue game and announced that the team was so annoyed at the coach's nasty remarks following a loss to Michigan that they were going to throw the Purdue game. Which they did, completely...
...civil war nearly twelve years ago. Church services everywhere seemed to be attended almost to capacity. One of the chief reasons for this growth, thinks Garrison, is that the government prohibition of church publicity makes laymen more zealous in bringing others into the church. "There isn't a preacher in America who wouldn't rather have his laymen . . . constantly cover the neighborhood with quiet personal invitations to church than have all the newspaper and billboard advertising that money could...