Word: jointedly
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...editorial in the last issue of the Radcliffe News asserted that joint final exams, if conducted under Harvard procedure, will infringe on the Radcliffe honor system...
...protest was prompted by a recent announcement by the Annex's dean of instruction that in the future each instructor will decide if he wants to give joint exams for Harvard and Radcliffe...
...young freshman who just loves to burrow through a dictionary, So You're Coming to Vassar offers "Definitions" of the "Senate" (The joint student-faculty executive body of CGA"), the "Legislative Assembly" ("'The eyes and ears' of the students"), and a "Big Five" of which FDR himself would be proud (AA, CRA, WAA, Phil, and Polit). There are also the North Winds and Do-Ray-Mis ("Vassar's only 'house' groups that. . . perform in anything from pajamas to evening gowns...
...four candidates, Jimmy Hoffa got the biggest hand from his fellow Teamsters. But it was Chicago's Haggerty, a "clean" union man and a member of the Chicago board of education, who presented the most clearly detailed platform: greater autonomy for Joint Councils and locals, a bigger General Executive Board with greater powers, an end to ironfisted trusteeships (from which Jimmy Hoffa has gained much of his muscle...
Died. Sir William Alexander ("Wullie") Craigie, 90, English lexicographer and etymologist, joint editor of the Oxford English Dictionary and of 'A Dictionary of American English on Historical Principles; in Watlington, England...